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I was out jamming with Canadian casting master and GLoomis rep Chris Seipio this past Sunday and he showed me a cast that he had come up with while fishing heavy sink tips with a two hander. While double speying Chris found that the tips sank too much by the time he swung his rod around to form his D, so he compensated by executing an abbreviate double spey. Rather than laying line upstream of him, after his lift Chris would quickly toss a loop of line upstream but before it fell to the water he would use this line to form his D and make his cast. The first time he did it I thought it was a snake roll, but then watched it again and found that it was very different. This is a very cool cast and it works very much like the snake but without the roll of the rod tip.
Anyways, I haven't seen anyone do this move in the form of a cast before--have you?
Anyways, I haven't seen anyone do this move in the form of a cast before--have you?