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what's IANACI, Vince ?

EDIT - D'Oh ! i just got it.... :D :D :D
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VGB wrote:
Glass is fun to fish with in the right circumstances

i fished once a graphite rod loomis gl3 that imitated a bit of a glass rod or at least with the top that made some curvy bends when playing a fish. i wasnt much experienced at the time with different actioned rods so this loomis took me half an hour or so to make a decent cast. at the end of the day i kind of like it, but felt that like the guy from the film a landing net would be handy. the difference with a glass was the weight me think - a similar action glass or bamboo rod as they say, kind of cast by itself being heavy, but this carbon rod was lightweight, so i had to adjust a bit to make it work.
Wise indeed was George Selwyn Marryat when he said: "its not the fly; its the driver"

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Alex

I honestly do no find them any heavier than graphite in the small sizes. I think there was a bit of dramatic effect going on on that film. My biggest problem is small flies;



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this is the type of water for a cool glass rod me think. no, the modern ones arent heavy, its my old one that is.
Wise indeed was George Selwyn Marryat when he said: "its not the fly; its the driver"

page 193,
GEM Skues,The Way Of A Trout With A Fly
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Marc Fauvet wrote:what's IANACI, Vince ?

EDIT - D'Oh ! i just got it.... :D :D :D
wat is it Marc?

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alex
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Wise indeed was George Selwyn Marryat when he said: "its not the fly; its the driver"

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you first !
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Ok! What is IANACI?

Am I going to be embarrassed when I get the answer?

Bass
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bass wrote:Ok! What is IANACI?

Am I going to be embarrassed when I get the answer?

Bass
Marc would write IAACI
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It's an exclusive orgaisation. :yeahhh:
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Exclusive with lots of potential members :D

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