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Post by Lasse Karlsson »

Well, SA did have that 7% more distance with sharkskin than their other lines, which didn't really hold true... Agree on the straightness of Bruce's arrows though!

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https://www.scientificanglers.com/ast-plus/

"50% less friction" I was told to be expected via direct email with the designers though.
SA always had measurements for friction and Bruce indeed always was straight with his information!
I'll give it a go and try. :pirate:
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I have a snowbee thistledown floating line described as a 2-5wt. Touches down quietly but is very poor floater. Barely floats is a good description. Mine is mono core. I beIieve a new braided core version is available which might float better...might
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2-5!!
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Snowbee wrote:This is a single weight line suitable for applications across the range from #2 to #5wt.
So it's a single weight line covering four line weights.

Right .... :glare:
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I wonder where on the AFTTA scale they appear :laugh:
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Outside :D

From the link I posted, the thickness of the head should be 0.65mm, thats almost half as thivk as the thickest part of a MED 5 weight... I take these thistledown linea are either meant for TLT casting or someone measured wrong...

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I think it's been established as BS. Straightforward lies.

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Has fashion moved from wonder rods to wonder lines ? (must confess to quiet liking the Snowbee on a 4 or a 5 its good for short to medium range stuff. Not a line for long drifts)
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