The D-loop, ——Here again another mind bending comment on an untraditional approach the reverse tapered leader, if this was true then we would all do it. Why not turnover a pattern on a flyrod fifteen in length because I don’t know… If I’m not mistaken the tarpon rod will handle a fifty-yard flyline ...

If silk was for carbon fiber and spectra is bamboo then maybe dacron means fiberglass…



In all fairness Snowbee makes some really nice stuff in less than size 4-weight

This and that,

—-If you swap out the handle sections from your two favorite carbon fiber 690-4 then wouldn’t it work better?

Anyway,

A:) gaucho uses gel spun and a camouflage tippet for leader material Saltwater conditions could be suitable for a fluorocarbon line to monofilament leader or, vise versa? ~ &;) gaucho only knows how to three turn uni-knot or two turn double-barrel knot ~ The power pro spectra is best compatible ...

When making sense, —-The flyline might have some artistic value to the air but, there are a number of variations on the expression of freewill; your’re right though if a flyline was 50-yards in length then it would only casts 150’ or, be named the fifty yard line A flyline matrix probably isn’t for ...

Would the fiberglass manifesto an be and explanation for why there is little option for a fiberglass Spey rod? Or, is boron the purpose of a #4 rod that handles flyline two sizes up…

Also, St. Croix now has carbon fiber rods of less than 9’ in leverage

I had an impulse purchase from purefishing.com a little while back which was made in Bangladesh? And, some BLACK Stetson to go with it but, I’ll mention this just because it was kind of a special item and I don’t know very much about what it was???

-Why not add more character to the discussion???

“Sage vs Winston”

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👋Vinny, If I’m not mistaken the 170 is an acute term for a flat backcast and a smashing forward cast and if I remember right this involves false casting with more than the weight forward section of flyline. It could be fun to distance cast for a warm up exercise with the double haul but, save some f...