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Speycaster

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Speycaster offers Salmon fly fishing Instruction and Guiding in the North East of Scotland. Spey Casting Instruction and Guiding is offered to individuals or small groups of up to four people.

Ian Neale of www.speycaster.net offers a full and comprehensive Spey Casting instruction and Guiding service on the Rivers Findhorn, Spey and Dee, from complete beginners to intermediate and experienced casters, whether it is single handed rod casting or double Spey casting with the traditional two-handed Spey and switch rods.

Ian’s intimate knowledge of his many and varied beats throughout the Rivers Findhorn, Dee, Spey, and Avon (A’an) makes him the perfect guide, dedicating time to the needs of his clients over the period of a full working day offering advice and tips on improving casting technique.

You will also learn the many aspects of river craft and reading the water throughout the many changing conditions of a fishing season from early Spring to late Autumn.

For further information on Speycasting instruction please contact Ian Neale at ian@speycaster.net

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