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Hi
Can anyone point me in the right direction regarding the purchase of an all round fly rod, I would like use it for bank fishing small rivers and reservoirs Length is an issue when bank fishing a river as is line weight. Is there such a thing as a good compromise? Or should I consider two rods built for each specific purpose? Thanks |
returning to fly fishing
"alex craigie" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hi Can anyone point me in the right direction regarding the purchase of an all round fly rod, I would like use it for bank fishing small rivers and reservoirs Length is an issue when bank fishing a river as is line weight. Is there such a thing as a good compromise? Or should I consider two rods built for each specific purpose? Thanks There is no such thing as an "all round" fly-rod. Go for two rods. At least a nine foot #6, maybe even an #8 for bank fishing ( Depends where, and what for). For small rivers, an 8 foot or 8 foot 6" #4 to #5 weight.(Although the longest rod you can comfortably use is the best). There really is no "Good" compromise, but you will probably get away with a nine foot #6 for both purposes. As for specific rods, this depends where you live, and what you have access to, or are prepared to pay. Could it be Scotland? TL MC |
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