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In article , John Fox
writes Any advice on the choice of rod weight and length for still water trout fishing in the UK? I am planning to get a 'posh' rod for my birthday and want to get the right size. John Fox It depends on your ability to cast and arm strength. Although it is the rod that does the work, heavier rods and line can be hard going on an all day session. My recommendation for general Reservoir / put & take fisheries would be a 9' - 6" #6/8 or 7/9 rod sued with a weight forward # 8 line in either case. I suppose there are those who would say use a #7WF line with a #6/8 Rod but a WF 8 will perform better. -- Bill Grey |
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