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The Popsicle streamer is my absolute best producing streamer for Lake Erie Steelhead any ti.e of year ... ! #1 go to first .

all this explanation is great. I'd love to start the video with 3-5 cast with out your explaining it. to just see wtf your even talking about first.

Figured this out naturally. There is only so many ways its possible to cast a flyrod

Thank you! I will keep this in mind.

These are a great set of knot tutorials but I don't quite believe the strength of the Perfection loop. In my, 50 year, experience it is more like 75% of the breaking strain of the line used.

So if i have a Scandi short veristip can I load this shooting line and add the Scandi line or would it be better just having this line on its own. Also with the Scandi short would a normal running line do the job instead. As these lines are quite expensive I didnt want to purchase anything more than what I needed? Thanks in advance.

Absolutely brilliant video. All clearly explained. A+

I still need to learn how to stop sucking at fly fishing :p

best roll cast video I have seen.

I use these leaders fishing for browns all the time, they are amazing. But I attach Mono 8-12lb at the end instead of flouro and have success. I wonder what the advantages might be if I switch to flouro? The rivers I fish are small, mossy bottom water (thus dark) waters so maybe it's not an issue using heavy mono there. I'm curious however about how the streamer would potentially move differently using flouro, both in sinking and throughout the water when I manipulate the streamer. Thanks for the help!

Ok but where is your leader? If the leader is about as long as the rod wouldn't it be what you are attempting to wrap?

Opposite of most advice but something I employ.

Now just dump $200 and see if your rod can handle it!

I didn't know about turle knot and I see there is beter representation of the fly. When Simon made demonstration on the big hook I have been ready to comment it because the nilon was going from down to up in the eye of the hook. But Simon then made other demo on the real fly and then nilon have been going correctly through the eye from up to down. Why this is important? Because tippet will be under water and not standing above surface of the water film...

I am writing from Turkey. Can you help me with Carp fly? What would you recommend as a fly?

Cool Tip !

I am in 100% in agreement with @flyrodder68 on this line. Seriously disappointing coming from a top fly line manufacturer. It’s more than troubling. I found it borderline useless for its intent. Don’t know if what I had was a batch issue. But I’m guessing the med stiff core used in it is severely flawed. In comparison to a major competitor line on a Sage Mav it was night and day. Anyone who heads to a remote destination with just this line is in big trouble. Very surprised how this line made it to production.

What actually holds the kahuna on to the line and stop it moving?

Looking forward to trying these techniques on my next trip to the river.

Year 2 with the clear tip...here is another issue with that line..too stiff and won't come out of the water clean. It does not load either the Maverick or the r8..you guys definitely did not field test this past a casting pond..several captains agree.

I have just been able to cast the dubbel hull from watching your video for 15 months and practicing it thank you

I keep coming back to this video, I'm going to get it right consistently one of these days.

Brilliant thank you 😊

Thank you for making sense on picking the right leader!

Do I need to seal the end(cut) of the fly line to prevent from soaking water? (for floating line) Thanks!

This line sucked for me, the coating came off piece by piece, then the line snapped a bunch so I have a bunch of knots through out it, disappointing because it’s sorta expensive

I read the other comments people made and I agree with them, excellent instructional video. He is a very good teacher, I am learning much and I can't wait to get back out on the water and try the techniques to improve my casting, as well as avoid the bad casts, like the creep and the others. I'll be happy when I am consistently making good casts instinctually, like I do when I'm spin casting. It's going to be so nice to watch that line roll out to perfection and the fly looking like it just landed like a real fly. Thanks to Simon and Rio for these well put together instructional videos.

I just won this line at a recent event, excited to get out there & try it!

I have a switch G loomis 11 ft 8wt what would be a good grain to fit mine? Maybe tips as well, help!!!

great info thanx !

Great tuition as usual. What is the advice when the wind is upstream and my left shoulder is downstream.

Very cool! Thank you.

Straight to the point over and over again . AWESOME !!! 😁

Don’t think I’ve ever had a hobby with such a mine field of choice…….. thankfully we have utube to limit purchase mistakes. Great vid ,thanks

Accelerate to a stop

Hello. For a 9140 igniter Sage rod, what weight is the best? Thanks you

I’m using 30 pound Hydrofloat ! 40# would be better but P-line doesn’t make it. But it works and you get 150 yds for 12$ that’s 4 refills at 112 feet of running line 🎣

That was a really excellent presentation. You are a natural narrator. Nice work

There truly is nobody better out there to clearly explain and demonstrate the various casts, rod positions and proper anchor points. It really isn’t even close!😂 (I don’t watch any other instructors out there.😉) Thank you, Simon!

Excellent!

Lots of nuggets, Simon!👍🏼👏🏼

Great video, thanks for the info! Gonna use it today!

Dang-Simon looks so young here. I keep expecting him to say “but papa, I don’t want to go to school today.”

Excellent! :-)

Nice un!

I was working with a longer spey line and struggling with some distance. This video helped straighten me right out. Keeping the line tighter to me was the game changer! Bigger loop from there and boom, there we go! Thanks Rio and Simon for another stellar video.

Bro Your Killing It !!! Thanks Man ! Stay Motivated Keep It Tight ! Cpl. Hood 🦈🦈🦈

When setting up to learn the double haul, how much line do you put out.? I would think about twenty to thirty feet

Excellent video, this guy is an excellent instructor and presenter, not a loud mouth like so many YT vidiots. Stayed on topic, presented the information we need, and even gave us a good idea of the problems we may encounter and how to overcome. Well done Chris.

Good vid, but you didn't perfom the whole cast one single time .😅