is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

Iam considering buying this nice reel but i have to have a model as
versatile as possible, dont have money to buy several :-)

Therefore i would like to know if a waterworks force 3 can be used with
a 4 weight and for a 6 weight system with shootinghead and 100 m backing
??

Best wishes

Jakob

is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

"none" wrote in message
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Iam considering buying this nice reel but i have to have a model as
versatile as possible, dont have money to buy several :-)

Therefore i would like to know if a waterworks force 3 can be used
with
a 4 weight and for a 6 weight system with shootinghead and 100 m
backing
??

Best wishes

Jakob

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which the antibodies (primaries and secondaries)were raised during
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HTH.

Wolfgang

is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

double the yes

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"GregP" wrote in message
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On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 21:51:35 +0200, none wrote:

Iam considering buying this nice reel but i have to have a model as
versatile as possible, dont have money to buy several :-)

Therefore i would like to know if a waterworks force 3 can be used with
a 4 weight and for a 6 weight system with shootinghead and 100 m backing
??

Yes.

is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

Therefore i would like to know if a waterworks force 3 can be used with
a 4 weight and for a 6 weight system with shootinghead and 100 m backing
??

Best wishes

Jakob

I use a Force 3 On my 9' #5 Sage XP, and also on my 9' Scott S3S #6
sal****er (shootinghead system).
But again. If you use a 8' or smaller #4, I would recommend the ULA 2 or the
Sage 3200 reel, which I use myself on my Sage SLT 8' #4.

Another thing. The weight that Waterworks state on their reels are NOT
correct. The force 2 weighs almost the same as the Force 3. My friends and I
made quite a few test, and we have yet to find two identical reels which
weighs the same! (without line and backing of course). But again. I have not
seen a flyreel which is more durable, have so good brake properties and are
as lighweight as the Force series. The smaller Sage series are also very
nice for smaller rods - and guess who makes the reels for Sage... If you
guessed Waterworks, you're right :o)



Tight lines
Thomas Schreiber
Århus, Denmark

is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

If that's the case, why should he buy a two ? Because the
smaller reel will look better on the rod ?

Oops. Didnt write the full name of the reel :o) It should of course say ULA
Purist size 2. **** happens.


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Tight lines
Thomas Schreiber
Århus, Denmark

is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

Yes.

OK :-)

is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

Yes.

OK :-)

is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

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is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

In article , bmk-
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double the yes

OK thanks

is a waterworks force 3 to big for class 4 rod ??
 

I use a Force 3 On my 9' #5 Sage XP, and also on my 9' Scott S3S #6
sal****er (shootinghead system).
But again. If you use a 8' or smaller #4, I would recommend the ULA 2 or the
Sage 3200 reel, which I use myself on my Sage SLT 8' #4.


OK thanks, i was thinking about the reel for a future 9" #4 and would
propably use it more frequently for the 6 weight.

Take care

Jakob