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Hi Willi,
It will be stiff and coily in cold water. I would buy a Rio or SA/Mastery Steelhead line. -- Bill Kiene Kiene's Fly Shop Sacramento, CA, USA Web site: www.kiene.com "Willi & Sue" wrote in message ... I'm going up to the Clearwater next week to try and see if I can hook up with a Steelhead. I'm planning on using my 8 weight rod. The line I have for it is a "Bonefish" line, made for fishing in warm water conditions. Is this going to work for me or will it suck because it is too stiff? I'd rather not buy a new line. Willi |
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Mark Tinsky wrote:
WOuld it be best to have a sinking line for this trip? Or will floating work as well? MT Floating line. I'm taking my sinking shooting heads, but I don't expect to use them. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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