Living with shooting heads

I'm having trouble finding the downside, hence my question.

Peter


To make it short. I cant see any problems with a "shootinghead only diet". I
live on a shootinghead only diet ) I'd never leave for a fishingtrip
without my heads - dryfly and nymph as an exception. Allthough i never use
anything else than floating runninglines, and actually rarely change my
heads since i more or less use my shootinghead gear for coastal fishing for
seatrout only. I can see you use all kinds of runninglines with different
floating/sinking abillities. Also I only use onehand rods. I have no rods
which are longer than 9 feet actually )


/Thomas - DK

On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 15:49:50 +0200, "Thomas Schreiber"
wrote:

I'm having trouble finding the downside, hence my question.

Peter


To make it short. I cant see any problems with a "shootinghead only diet". I
live on a shootinghead only diet ) I'd never leave for a fishingtrip
without my heads - dryfly and nymph as an exception. Allthough i never use
anything else than floating runninglines, and actually rarely change my
heads since i more or less use my shootinghead gear for coastal fishing for
seatrout only. I can see you use all kinds of runninglines with different
floating/sinking abillities. Also I only use onehand rods. I have no rods
which are longer than 9 feet actually )


/Thomas - DK


Thanks, my regular lines are now officially for sale.

All lines $15.00 each + $4.00 postage

Cortland WF-10-F Pike taper
Scientific Anglers WF-10-S Uniform Sink Type 6
Rio WF-10-F/S Type 6
Scientific Anglers WF-10-I Striper cold water line (clear)
Rio Tarpon (???) tropical WF-12-F

Rio 11 wt. 30' Type 3 shooting head $10.00 + $4.00 postage



Peter

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You can make an awful lot of heads out of that full sink for zero bucks.