ADVANCED SPEY with John and Amy Hazel (2008) Review

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(More customer reviews)John & Amy Hazel demonstrate how to dial in exactly the right length and weight of shooting head for your two-handed rod and show you how easy it is to make effortless, monster casts with these hot new lines.
I have a 14', 9 weight and a 12'6", 7 weight rod set up with the Vision Ace heads used in this DVD and they are a real pleasure to cast. It requires a different casting stroke than the traditional spey style, but it's much easier to learn and you'll pick it up in no time. I have several spey casting videos and this is the only one that shows you how to get the perfect line match for your rod, which is critical. Highly recommended.

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ADVANCED SPEY with John & Amy Hazel is about CASTING, CONFIGURING, AND CUTTING SHOOTING HEAD AND SKAGIT BELLY LINES. It includes details on these new lines that are changing Spey Fishing The dvd includes a line & leader cutting Chart. Subjects Covere include: CASTING, CONFIGURING AND CUTTING SHOOTING HEAD LINES. CASTING, CONFIGURING AND CUTTING HEADS FOR SKAGIT BELLY LINES. CASTING INSTRUCTION ON SWITCH CAST, SNAKE ROLL, CHANGE OF DIRECTION, CIRCLE CAST, AND DOUBLE SPEY. Casting Shooting Head and Skagit Belly lines requires different skills and techniques than with conventional lines. You will discover in this information-packed video what you need to change in your set-up, execution, and delivery to make these lines work for you. You will receive detailed lessons on five different casts: Switch Cast, Snake Roll, Change of Direction, Circle, and Double Spey. CUTTING & CONFIGURING Shooting Head and Skagit Belly Spey Lines is no easy task. John & Amy will show you how to weigh and cut your shooting head line so that it will exactly match your rod. They will also demonstrate how to cut your sinking tips for Skagit Belly lines to make them fish perfectly. You will get all the details on the knots and techniques needed to completely assemble both systems.

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