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Welcome to another year of the Speypages!

For those of you new to the site, Speypages began in 2000 as a small project to keep Dana awake while he was working on his MA in Educational Leadership. What began as a small public bulletin board frequented by a few friends grew into tackle reviews, the Speypages Newsletter and a growing international audience. In 2005 we moved to our own servers and experienced tremendous growth, making Speypages the largest, most active Spey resource on the web on spey casting.
2007 saw the Speypages continue to grow and 2008 is looking great! We are completing work on our 2nd DVD which will be shipped to members in the late spring. And of course the Speyclave, our active bulletin board, frequented by Speycasters from around the world, continues to be the most popular feature on the site. If you are looking for information about the two-handed rod, someone on the Speyclave is sure to have the answer you’re after.

Thanks for joining us and enjoy the site!

 

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