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Tom Nakashima wrote:
I was wondering if anyone here owns and cast a 10' 7wt. fly rod? I've tried a 9'6" and thought that was a bit long. Most of my fly-rods are under 9'. I was wondering about the casting control of the 10'er. Heard the extra length was good for mending characteristics. Comments? -tom I owned a 10' Powell 7/8wt rod. It would cast a mile, and mended a bit better too. The only thing I didn't like about this particular rod was, it was very stiff. It needed an 8wt line to properly load it. While I never tried it, it might have been easier to cast with a 9wt line. I scaled down to a Sage 9'6" XP 7wt(being built for me). I have fished(steelhead)this same setup, and it's benefits(rollcasting & mending)over the 9 footer I use, sold me on the switch. brians |
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