Instruction and Events
several ways to become the best version of you.
Private Instruction
A private lesson is single fastest way to get your Spey casting tuned up. The direction of the lesson is based on your needs and skill level. It might be the first time you pick up a Spey rod or maybe you are looking for a tune-up prior to a trip. Whatever the case, you will get armed with information and technique, and have the tools to works the kinks out as you get further down the road.
Video analysis is included in the price. This helpful tool allows you to see what you are doing right and what you need to work on. It's a great visual aid for this highly visual sport.
Rogue Spey Clave
August 23 @ Griffin Park on the Rogue River, 9 am to 6 pm
Join us for a community Spey event on the Rogue River! We are stoked to have a long list of exhibitors who are integral parts of the Spey and Fly Fishing community. On top of the wonderful products that will be on display, we have argueably the most diverse and accomplished presentation line-up ever assembled for a Spey event! This is a chance to cast just about every rod on the planet, with large blocks of time in between presentations to do so. More details to follow. Mark your calendars!
Event Schedule: Brand engagement and casting encouraged all day long!
9:00 Opening ceremonies
On the water presentations
10:00 Dax Messett and Jon Hazlett
10:30 Travis Johnson
11:00 Leslie Ajari
11:30 George Cook
12:00-3:00 Brand engagement/casting
3:00 Jerry French Fly Tying on Lawn
On the water presentations
3:30 Simon Gawesworth or Jeff Putnam
4:00 Tim Arsenault
4:30 Mike McCune & Whitney Gould
5:00 last chance to cast
5:30 Mega Raffle and closing ceremony
Half Day Boat Lesson
A half day boat lesson is a great way to get your casting and fishing techniques tuned up in real fishing situations. Launching a boat gives us the ability to work from both river left and river right. Focus of the lesson depends on your needs. The typical day lasts 4-5 hours, fishing 4-5 runs, with the emphasis on casting, reading water, fishing the fly, fly selection, line selection, sink-tip selection, knots and so on.
This is fantastic way to get tuned up for a trip, become more self-sufficient, or just learn more about the process of Spey fishing.