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Peter Morse
Добавлен 19 ноя 2012
Fly Casting - Why Won't My Leader Straighten??!!
The leader not straightening when presenting the fly is a big problem for a lot of fly casters. There can be many reasons for a fly leader to not straightening, and here I explore a few of them, and offer solutions. Once you learn how to land it straight you can re-learn how to land it in a pile to deliberately introduce slack.
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Peter Morse Basic 2 hander Spey Practise Drills
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 месяца назад
A basic technique for practising using your bottom hand when learning how to cast a 2 handed rod, and for getting a good 2 hander fundamental Spey technique embedded.
Fly line management on hot pelagics
Просмотров 4039 месяцев назад
Line management techniques to avoid the dreaded butt wrap and other associated tangles when you hook up.
Enhancing a deadline roll cast with a poke move.
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Год назад
Call it a Perry Poke, call it a Tongariro Poke, it adds a lot of dynamism to a roll cast.
Big Fly Distance Cast
Просмотров 21 тыс.2 года назад
A fly casting technique for casting big flies a long way with less effort.
Roll Cast Variations, standard, roll cast pick-up and roll cast waterhaul pickup
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.2 года назад
3 essential variations for the roll cast that make it an extremely efficient addition to your fly fishing.
The Roll Cast
Просмотров 3 тыс.2 года назад
Some tips for improving your roll cast. This is a most useful, but seriously under utilised cast.
Why we should fly fish for carp.
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.2 года назад
A much maligned species in Australia. But they're here in our waterways, there's plenty of them, they grow big, they eat well presented flies, and they can teach us a great deal about fly fishing.
The Davy Knot
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 года назад
Davy Wotton's very simple, quick, and strong knot for the tippet to fly connection.
Some tips for controlling the size of your loop
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.2 года назад
Filmed during a training session for casting instructors. A simple explanation on how to control the size of your casting loop - or from another perspective, showing the impact the angle of our casting arc has upon the size of the loop.
The Lift - don't forget this first part of the first backcast.
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.2 года назад
Before we begin our proper backcast, we need to lift most of the line off the water.
A GREAT cast for BIG flies, HEAVY flies, windy days, or a team of team of flies.
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This is an evolution of what has become known as the Belgian, or Oval cast. It's one of the more important of the fundamental casts to have in your repertoire, especially if you like to cast big flies and heavy flies - but it's also a GREAT cast for windy days, or for when you're using a team of flies such as a 2 nymph indicator rig, a dry dropper, or a 2-3 fly Loch style rig.
Flats fishing for black spot tuskfish
Просмотров 5192 года назад
The sound of ripping sheets as a tuskies eats, is momentarily confused, and then takes off!!!
Creating a loop to loop connection in your fly reel backing
Просмотров 10 тыс.2 года назад
GSP or Spectra braids have been a revolution for fly reel backing. But connecting the backing to the fly line causes many issues for some. Here is a very simple system.
Basic Blood (or Clinch) Knot
Просмотров 2832 года назад
The one fishing knot everyone knows - or should know, especially how to tie it properly. Useful for tying on most flies.
180 Tails - Just another way to create them
Просмотров 4103 года назад
180 Tails - Just another way to create them
Fly line management when you hook a tuna.
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Fly line management when you hook a tuna.
Hervey Bay saltwater fly fishing flats action
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Hervey Bay saltwater fly fishing flats action
Basics of fly-casting loop formation.
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Basics of fly-casting loop formation.
"You're using a stick to throw a piece of string." That really helps put it into perspective for me.
Nice one Morsie!
Great info & tips, thanks for sharing. 👍
This is by far the best 20 min I've spent learning to cast a fly line properly after watching hundreds of videos. Thank you for making it so clear and simple!
Excellent presentation! Thank you!
Very well presented - easy to understand and apply. Thank you!
Great video. Really well explained as usuall!
Thank you kindly!
I just found your channel Pete, looking forward to checking out all your videos. Subscribed 👍 Cheers mate Jas the Butcher
I’ve been fly fishing for over 40 years. This is the best analysis I have seen. Many thanks
I've watched lots of videos on casting. First time I heard about the proper application of power. Realized that overpowering is the main cause of when my casts go wrong. Awesome instructional video. Thanks so much
.....in a heap......shit
Amazing video. Ive never thought about when I should let the line go when shooting it out. Youve also made me realize I do the start of the front cast wrong by curving it too much. Thank you so much.
Very good video, mate. Well done! Helpful, informative and great presenting! 👍
This is the most informative and comprehensive fly casting video on RUclips. Well done.
Excellent video Peter the best I have seen, thanks
One of my favorite knots when tying to a fly or other hook eye. I’ve heard the second version called the “Double Davy”.
Excellent training video Peter. Well presented.
Thank yuo, so izzy
great video!
Best demo I’ve seen in years, also like that the conditions are not ideal, there seems to be a good wind blowing from time to time which in my opinion is realistic. I just spent 21 days in Idaho, Montana and Utah and during that there was only one (1) morning that there was calm no wind.
EXCELLENT INFORMATIVE VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE!!
Great video Morsie. Very comprehensive. Thanks for making and sharing it. (Well done Peachy on the videography too.)
Yeah he does a great job on filming editing and even the music. Thanks mate, appreciate it.
@@petermorse5442 Cheers guys! :)
Great training video Peter. It will prove very useful for fishers beginning their fly fishing journey.
Great example and demonstration…keeping it simple….
Great explanation video especially about stretching the line which I have not seen mentioned by other youtubers
In fly casting, as in most technical endeavors, it is really easy to OVERTHINK it. I thought the points about the leader itself were important to mention. The incorrect leader length and diameter for the type of fishing you are doing is probably the most common error, and the most correctable. Also, making sure your fly LINE is properly matched to the rod is a great place to start. I have found that in helping someone "fix" their cast, these initial things should not be overlooked. I've even taken the rod from a "student" who swore he had the proper weight line for the rod. It turned out that, yes, he had the right WF line, but he somehow had put it on BACKWARDS. (hard to do, unless you are transferring a line from one reel to another). My point is, fix the fixable before looking at mechanics.
Yes, there are always factors we can change before we get to casting. Always has been my approach to teaching.
As UFC fighter Connor McGregor once said "precision beats power, timing beats speed"
Can I ask if you fish with the rod that you use to teach, if not, why? Also is it true that someone’s casting ‘style’ is better suited to certain types of rod ?
Its a rod built on a Sage blank that I've had for about 15 years. Its has no line weight designation on it so it can be a stiffer rod with a #4 line or a bendier rod with an #8 line. Its been in the hands of a few thousand casters, has made a million casts, and its on its second set of guides but has never caught a fish or even been fishing - I have plenty of fishing rods and this one is probably a but flashy. All I know about rods is find a rod and line combination that suits the fishing you want to do and learn how to cast. Being able to adjust for all set-ups is ultimately where all great casters end up, stick any line on any rod and make it work.
Great instruction! Thank You!😊
Excellent instructional video. I saw a few things I was doing incorrectly. Thank you.
Perpetually.....highly informative..thankx Pete!
Great video Morsie!
Damn, guilty as charged on at least 3 or 4 of those points Peter 😬😊.. especially over powering the delivery cast when i have a head wind. My inclination is to try and punch through the wind with even greater force. Thanks as always for another awesome video.
Thanks, Shape that loop.
Wonderful video and very informative
That was the best demonstration of two handed fly casting I have seen! Thank you!
Another great video that helped me cast massive cod flies fast. ruclips.net/video/WSO7GfXAavE/видео.htmlsi=c7it6ltBfR_NqRSJ
I found this video very informative. Do you change your leader set up for heavy flies? Thanks
I am new in fly fishing and this was so nicely explained. Can’t wait to to try it Thank you Peter for the very detailed explanation ❤
Great stuff, thanks for posting.
Nice video Peter, good drills that even advanced casters can benefit from
Well explained and presented Peter 👌
Thanks Janusz, means a lot coming from someone as accomplished as yourself.👍
One of the best spey demos I've seen on youtube.
A good trout guide in Montana taught me years ago about the slow lift as a separate element. Revolutionized my casting forever. Also: stay alert for a potential fish strike during or right at the end of the lift movement!
And set the hook with a roll cast.
Fabulous video. I’d love to see a school of tuna up topwater like that with a fly rod in my hand someday. Bravo.
Thanks Pete..always an inspration for our continuous improvement in the world of fly fishing - cant wait to move up into the world of spey under your guidance,
Thanks Peter, I attended one of your fly casting classes at Narrabeen about 35 years ago, you started me on the right track with my fly casting and fly fishing. I am still learning and still fishing. Great video
Hi Peter, great info there very nice video, could you do an intermediate drill when you have time please ? Thanks
Thanks Vincente - I suggest you take a look at Robert Gillespie's exercises, especially the Climbing Curve parts 1-2 and 3. They are brief but are gold.
Plenty of good info there, looking forward to trying it out very soon.
Huh, I guess I would do this out of necessity, but always thought there was a correct way.
There is a "correct way" and the "correct way" applies to all styles and results in good clean effective loops. Investigate the Gammel's 5 Essentials, they define the correct way. The correct way is also the style that suits the fishing you intend doing. Your "correct way" is not necessarily someone else's "correct way".