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On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 13:28:25 -0700, "Tom Nakashima"
wrote: After about 30 minutes, it seemed like taming a wild horse, but not without a great fight. Why would you want to play a 4 pound trout for 30 minutes? That just isn't the way it should be done. Lee Wulff had a formula - a pound a minute. Sounds reasonable to me. I landed 10 pound rainbows in alaska in under 10 minutes and it wasn't because I was using light tackle - I used the necessary tackle to land such fish in a reasonable time, without undue stress on the fish. If you insist on 6 x tippet, why not use a 1 weight rod? Other than that, nice report, Tom. I just got back from Labrador and had a great time with 5 pound brookies on 4x tippet, landing and releasing about 40 fish every day. Dave |
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