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January 27th, 2004, 12:21 AM
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Slick fly lines Fly Line Question
Mu Young Lee wrote in
cc.itd.umich.edu: Practicing your casting is probably the best and most enjoyable way to get some extra distance rahter than discarding a perfectly good line in order to have the latest ultra-slick superline on your reel. ...true enough Mu, and since most of my casting is within, say, 30 feet, even my lobs can make it that far with elcheapo $12 Cortland Fairplay lines. I admit it, most times I'm a sucker for the latest and greatest and I hate myself for being so weak. ;-( Frank 5 thumbs Church 
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