Spey and Overhead
For fly anglers the art of spey casting has opened up a whole new world, allowing anglers to make longer casts, the ability to control greater amounts of line and presenting a fly where they never could with a standard fly rod.  All of this adds up to your fly being presented to more fish, which means, you will hook more fish.  Sounds easy, well now you need to learn how to cast and fish a spey rod.  The best way to learn the art of spey casting is to spend a half to a full day with one of the best instructors on the water.  Beginner or an experienced spey caster, our instructors can tailor a class to your needs. Take a private lesson with us to learn about the specialized equipment and casts needed to get out on the water with 10- to 15-foot-long two-handed rods or to refine your current spey casting technique. Lessons may include a selection of casting techniques: switch, circle spey/snap-T, double spey, snake roll and single spey. Individuals or private groups welcome.