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![]() Peter Charles wrote: On Mon, 07 Jun 2004 19:47:02 +0300, Jarmo Hurri wrote: Good point. What we will soon need is some fanatic who will actually weigh new lines and publish the results on a web page for comparison. Pretty much insane - we already had the standard. I think that my next new line will be one of the old 444's - just to support lines with known ratings... No sympathy from this corner -- if you think regular lines are screwed up, you should try spey lines. One popular West Coast light spey rod casts both a Rio Windcutter 5/6 and a Hardy Mach 1 8/9 lines with equal ease as both lines weight about the same!!! It's chaos . . . That sucks! When the line makers abandon the standard, you have to buy or try out a bunch of lines to find what's going to work for you. I'm going to buy those lines that still rate their lines by the standard. Hope at least some still stay that way. Willi |
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