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I going to purchase a Galvan Reel Standard and it comes with free Scientific
Anglers Line and backing if I chose the Air Cel double taper line. I can upgrade by paying $35.oo if I chose the Trout or GPX double taper line. I pulled the SA website and looked over the three line specs, which look pretty close to me with only very slight differences. So my question is, has anyone fished the Air Cel DT line? -tom |
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![]() Tom Nakashima typed: I going to purchase a Galvan Reel Standard and it comes with free Scientific Anglers Line and backing if I chose the Air Cel double taper line. I can upgrade by paying $35.oo if I chose the Trout or GPX double taper line. I pulled the SA website and looked over the three line specs, which look pretty close to me with only very slight differences. So my question is, has anyone fished the Air Cel DT line? -tom I've used one and liked it, and I'd use one again for the $35 difference. ;-) -- TL, Tim --------------------------- http://css.sbcma.com/timj/ |
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Tom Nakashima wrote:
I going to purchase a Galvan Reel Standard and it comes with free Scientific Anglers Line and backing if I chose the Air Cel double taper line. I can upgrade by paying $35.oo if I chose the Trout or GPX double taper line. Upgrade |
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![]() "Tim J." wrote in message . .. Tom Nakashima typed: I going to purchase a Galvan Reel Standard and it comes with free Scientific Anglers Line and backing if I chose the Air Cel double taper line. I can upgrade by paying $35.oo if I chose the Trout or GPX double taper line. I pulled the SA website and looked over the three line specs, which look pretty close to me with only very slight differences. So my question is, has anyone fished the Air Cel DT line? -tom I've used one and liked it, and I'd use one again for the $35 difference. ;-) -- TL, Tim Personally, I'd go with the "Trout." It sounds so much more sexy! Op |
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![]() "Jonathan Cook" wrote in message ... Why? (seriously) The GPX and Trout have better coatings, less prone to sinking because they are will not get "gunked" as fast, and tend to shoot a little better IMO. Conventional wisdom, is that one may skimp on the rod and or reel but don't skimp on the line. |
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Wayne Knight wrote:
"Jonathan Cook" wrote in message ... Why? (seriously) The GPX and Trout have better coatings, less prone to sinking because they are will not get "gunked" as fast, and tend to shoot a little better IMO. Conventional wisdom, is that one may skimp on the rod and or reel but don't skimp on the line. When is the last time you ever skimped on a rod and reel? -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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![]() "rw" wrote in message m... When is the last time you ever skimped on a rod and reel? Define skimped. The last two factory rods I bought were almost two years ago. One was a close out. It cost under $400 while it's new replacement model cost over $600. The second was a rod I had been coveting for sometime but would never spend the $$ on. I made a decision to go the used route while it was available new saving three hundred dollars. The last reels I bought to go with said rods was a Ross CLA's, good reels for the money but much less than the Evolutions, Hardy's or Abel I would normally go with. Oh yea, I have a 5 wt that I love to fish dry flies and emergers with a Cortland dt sylk but I suck with that combo trying to cast a big assed streamer. So instead of buying a new reel like I used to do, I ordered a spare spool. But I did not skimp on the line g (Rio Nymph taper). So I guess you can say I skimped on those. |
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Wayne Knight typed:
"rw" wrote in message m... When is the last time you ever skimped on a rod and reel? Define skimped. I love you, man. ;-) Tom - FWIW, the high end SA lines will probably shoot better and last longer. I'm using a 5wt XXD line I've been using for about three years now and it's like new. That said, the Air Cell line will probably be good for a few years of normal fishing. If you go to any of the annual fly fishing shows in the winter, you can usually find the high end lines at bargain prices. Take the Air Cell now and save the $35 for shopping the shows. It's much more fun that way. ![]() Since you're getting advice at both ends of the spectrum, why not go to the source and decide for yourself?: http://tinyurl.com/gq5lp My guess is they'll be glad to guide you to the high-end product. ![]() -- TL, Tim ------------------------- http://css.sbcma.com/timj |
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![]() "Tim J." wrote in message ... Since you're getting advice at both ends of the spectrum, why not go to the source and decide for yourself?: http://tinyurl.com/gq5lp My guess is they'll be glad to guide you to the high-end product. ![]() TL, Tim Thanks again everyone for advice, -tom |
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