WF or DT ?

[Fly Goddess]

Almost all of my lines are Weight Forward, either a standard WF fly line or a heavier WF nymphing line, plus some bass lines and spey lines, shooting head lines, sink tip lines, etc.

I do use a double taper line on my dry fly rod. I most likely don't have to but in theory you get a better presentation for a dry fly with a double taper. Naturally, a lot of the presentation is determined on how I cast and I am not an expert caster, so like I said, it most likely doesn't make a difference, but why not go with the double taper for dries.

Larry ---sagefisher---

I would love to go fishing and do so with just dries. Sadly, on every outing I do end up adding a nymph at one point or another.