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Free Online Mini-Course: Breaking Down Spey Casting with April Vokey

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This mini-course helps students understand the fundamentals of the Spey cast so that they can maximise their time on the water.  This course (and much more) is included in our Premium Insiders for FREE. Sign up here.

In this class, April covers:
– Swinging, Etiquette, Steelhead and Safety
– Before the First Cast, Covering Water, the Loop Knot
– Grip and Stance
– Step One: The Lift, Step Two: Setting the Anchor
– Step Three: The Sweep, Home Position
– Step Four: Forming the D-Loop / Circle Up, Step Five: Forward Delivery
– Troubleshooting the Bloody L and Creep

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