Hey just had my parents pick me up this rod as a cheap, small stream rod. Gonna be using it exclusivly on SMALL streams and even smaller trout. Was thinking about over loading with a wf 4.
Any opinions on this rod? Suggestions?
Thanks
Doug
Hey just had my parents pick me up this rod as a cheap, small stream rod. Gonna be using it exclusivly on SMALL streams and even smaller trout. Was thinking about over loading with a wf 4.
Any opinions on this rod? Suggestions?
Thanks
Doug
paflyfisher16;
Can you borrow or do you have a 4 wgt set up so you can try it first?
Has someone baited the overline/underline hook again!?
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Warren
Warren
Fly fishing and fly tying are two things that I do, and when I am doing them, they are the only 2 things I think about. They clear my mind.
It's a gift from your parents. What does it matter?
" If a man is truly blessed, he returns home from fishing to the best catch of his life." Christopher Armour
And what rod would that be that we should have opinions on? - plus, what does the question have to do with the title of the thread, "tying vs buying"?
What's the flex rating on the rod? 6.0 or lower, just use a wf3.
Hey thanks for all the replys, except for GregH haha.
I probally will jsut use a 3wt on the rod because it is a full flexing 4.5
Any opinions on the quality of this line?
Thanks agian
DOug
I believe your rod is built on the same blank as the Superfine "tippet" with a flex rating of (as you say) 4.5.
I have a Superfine 7/11 4 wt with the same flex rating. It is a soft, delicate somewhat graceful rod to cast. My rod anyway is a true 4 wt, no need to overline.
BTW..you can't make a 3 wt rod be a 4 wt by overlining it. You will find the rod useful just the way it is.