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There are pods of carp, sizeable carp (a good few easily in the 30+ inch
range) cruising one of the spring-fed creeks I routinely fish for sunfish, vacuuming up eggs from the nests of the afforementioned sunfish. I'd like to thin the carp population a bit and I reckon that it would be more fun on a fly-rod than if I resorted to bait and spinning tackle. The size of the carp and the abundance of tree roots in the stream have me thinking that a 7-weight or better would be called for. It's mostly a narrow stream with high-banks and tunneled through low-hanging tree limbs. Even roll-casts are touchy with an 8' rod. A seven and a half foot 7 or 8 weight would seem to fit the bill, but nine-foot seems to be the starting length for rods of that heft in all the catalogues I've found so far. -Doc |
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