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![]() "Peter Charles" wrote in message ... Got out again -- lovely day, started out overcast but brightened and warmed up. SNIP Sounds a lot like the seatrout I didnīt land this morning. Had to give up after two hours anyway, my back, ( slipped disc, and the aftermath of a dislocated shoulder), simply refused to cooperate. Getting old and knackered is really unpleasant! Only fished the double hander a few times, but am enjoying myself. Certainly easier on me, than trying to use a single hander with a haul. The main disadvantage seems to be merely holding the rod, after a while, it is just too heavy for me. Any tricks you know of to alleviate this? The rod is well balanced, ( 14 ft, self built), but I just can not seem to find a way of comfortably holding it for long. Strange really, as I am quite used to very long rods, but when retrieving, I can not find a good position. It would be better with the reel up the butt, ( as in a float rod or similar), but of course this interferes with casting. Any ideas? TL MC |
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