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Guy writes:
My preference has been to not use split shot due to the problems with casting and wind knots. That can be a problem when using split shot. It has a hinge effect. Best way to do it is to make a circle cast. Lefty Kreh demonstrated it once at a show. When your fly gets down stream, simply pick it up and cast upstream in one motion. It ain't pretty, but it works. No false casting involved. Have you, or anyone, experienced a definite increase with the use of bead heads compared to traditional weighted nymphs? (Yes, a loaded question). I don't know, but I really don't consider using the bead an advantage. They probably serve a purpose in some anglers bag of tricks, but I have yet to really see a difference. |
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Living with shooting heads | Peter Charles | Fly Fishing | 14 | July 14th, 2004 06:43 AM |