Trout Spey Fishing - Trout Spey Casting and Fishing Tips on the Kenai River
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2019
- Trout spey fishing is a super fun fly fishing method for trout. In this video, Dave goes over some Trout spey fishing and casting tips. Check us out: www.cooperlandingfishingguide...
Spey fishing is becoming more and more popular in Alaska and throughout the world. Cooper Landing Fishing Guide regularly features Kenai River Spey Fishing on guided trips.
The Kenai River is home to some great sport fishing for Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, King Salmon, Sockeye Salmon and Coho Salmon. Each of these species can be caught on a spey or switch rod - get in touch with us today to get set up with a memorable fishing experience!
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ABOUT: In this video David Lisi from Cooper Landing Fishing Guide, LLC shares thoughts and tips on skagit casting for Rainbow Trout, also known as "Trout Spey," on the Kenai River in Alaska. How to cast a spey rod for trout using the perry poke, double spey, snake roll and other casts, plus how to effectively fish spey rods for trout are critical skills for spey anglers. Watch this video to learn a few tips about trout spey!
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Thank you for checking this out! Trying to mash some clips and tips. I hope this is helpful!
What rod were you swinging? Great video!
@@carolinatroutspey6575 A huge thank you for that! I was using a Loop Evotec 13' 7wt with an Airflo Skagit F.I.S.T. line. Thank you so much for watching!
Cooper Landing Fishing Guide it’s all about getting that shot!
@@MCBWoodworks You know it! Lol
Super cool shot of the cast from below!
Thanks man! Had the gopro between my legs lol
Really useful, straight forward tips. Thanks! Your fly patterns are outstanding.
Thank you so much, you have no idea how much that means to me! Definitely gives the encouragement to keep on making videos!
I’m taking notes😎 Thanks for sharing all this
Thank you so much for watching!
Classy..
Awesome video and tips, thank you sir.
Thank you so much for the vote of confidence and for watching!
@@CooperLandingFishingGuide very welcome sir! Love watching videos from the West coast. The fish and scenery are always amazing
@@NoEscapeOutdoors For sure! Sometimes I forget how lucky I am that this is my back yard :)
@@CooperLandingFishingGuide lol I know what you mean. I live 15 minutes from the Delaware river system here in New York, and it always amazes me how far people will travel to fish our area.
@@NoEscapeOutdoors For sure! I've always wanted to try fishing there. I'm actually originally from upstate NY.
Is that a Speyco reel? Nice fish handling BTW!
Thank you David! And yes, it sure is a SpeyCo reel :) Thank you for watching!
A couple of questions for you. What mono running line is that? And do you have any tips on keeping your feet warm? The booties on the Orvis pro waders are thicker than my old waders so I’m limited on sock thickness now. Would you recommend I go up a size in boot or go with boot foot waders?
Hey Braden! Thank you so much for watching and for the great questions :) The mono line is Amnesia. I use it quite a lot but nowadays I prefer Berkley big game mono. It is really nice. For keeping your feet warm, that's also a great question. Going up a boot size can help a lot. I like wigwam ice socks with a thin liner under them. Unfortunately no matter what you use or do, the longer you're in the water, the greater the odds that your feet will inevitable get cold. When this happens, I usually take brisk walks up and down the shore lol. Thank you again!!
@@CooperLandingFishingGuide Thank you. I think most of my problem with cold feet is that I can’t seem to quit fishing to take that break. Too long in the water!
@@bradenhosking9342 I totally feel that! I think I have nerve damage in my feet from all the cold water wading in the winter lol