Cro' is beautiful, saltwater fly fishing is a bit "exploratory" and wouldn't say it's "ultimate".
Greg's suggestion sounds really tempting - for me...

A bit heavier, yes. Dunno about the exact weights tho'....
But there's a lot of tricky weight distribution and more thought went into it, I guess...
I casted briefly an NS5 with the GT 125 #5, and it was excellent as a fishing line.

Large, PM me or call, if you need my experiences and contacts in person.
you have plenty of time to prepare yourself...:-)

...better than google translate.

Zoki, what do you plan to do/fish with it? Fish/water size, specimen etc.
Asking, because 12ft7 wt is a lot of rod powervise, I would get some 11" switch in4/5 range for yellows, and 11,6-12" 8-9(dh rated), fast rod for overheading in the surf and whatnot.

...keep the info/experiences comin' about the M'thud...





...am a rod whore.

Craig, just pause the vid on the iPhone, and press the upper right(standby-or sleep) and the main "home"-button simultaneously and you've got a screenshot.

Cormorants wiped out the Hron in Slovakia- it was my fav "close" grayling water...one year full of nice grayling population- empty in the next year... I've seen how effectively they hunt in a big packs, closing the full width of a big river as the Drava, some years ago. At least four rows ...

Mike, I didn't mean to be rude...

Just from experience- I've found some great fishing places just by examining the configuration of the shoreline on the Google map- as a startpoint...

Google map is your friend...
... At least some pointers- finding out, where worth to dig deeper