When Fishing the Salmon River......

rb608 wrote:
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Well I'm all hyped up and ready to put together an outfit for the
Salmon River, New York for next years Fall season.

Oh yeah. Call and make your lodging reservations now. The good places book
up early.

Joe F.
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Thank you for your informative reply. Can I use a float and rig as you
have described using spinning tackle?

Regards.

Bob

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Thank you for your informative reply. Can I use a float and rig as you
have described using spinning tackle?

I dunno. I'd expect you could cast it okay, but there's no way to mend.
Probably wouldn't work IMO.

Joe F.

rb608 wrote:
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Thank you for your informative reply. Can I use a float and rig as you
have described using spinning tackle?

I dunno. I'd expect you could cast it okay, but there's no way to mend.
Probably wouldn't work IMO.

Joe F.

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What do you think of Orvis' TLS 10' 7 Wt. 5-3/8 oz. Tip Flex 9.5 (4)
3" butt or perhaps,
TFO's Pro Series 12' 6" 8 Wt. (4) 3" butt. or TFO's 10" 9 Wt. (4)
There's a million good rods out there now if I just can wade through
them before next fall...


Regards.

Bob

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What do you think of Orvis' TLS 10' 7 Wt. 5-3/8 oz. Tip Flex 9.5 (4)
3" butt or perhaps,
TFO's Pro Series 12' 6" 8 Wt. (4) 3" butt. or TFO's 10" 9 Wt. (4)
There's a million good rods out there now if I just can wade through
them before next fall...

Alas, I am unfamiliar with any of those particular rods. In fact, I don't
believe I've ever cast a rod by either company.

Joe F.