thats what I've read online also that anybody that has one loves it.Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
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thats what I've read online also that anybody that has one loves it.Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
I interpreted it as not making rods anymore. My bad.
They shouldn't make rods anymore. They should burn their factory to the ground. I touched one of their Super Fines a few months ago. I got sexually aroused, and felt overtaken by satan himself. Pure evil. That Platinum card ALMOST got slapped down that minute.
It's very dangerous to walk into a fly shop with a credit card! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by backtocrappie
Hey, bud. Been meaning to ask ya. What's the best line for crappie?Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
Bwhahahah!
No idea. The man who answers that question will win a couple of Nobel prizes and Kim Kardashian will demand to have his baby.Quote:
Originally Posted by backtocrappie
;)
Ha! Probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
I took it from a rant of yours. I never forget your statement about irritating it was to ask that question. I couldn't agree more.
The one that fits your rod and you can cast is the line you need. I have a 10wt floating line I use for those big wind resistant bass bugs and it casts smaller flys a country mile. I also have a 5wt that works better for the smaller flys but can cast a larger bass bug but a shorter distance. Smaller lines limit the distance you can cast some flys but don't limit the flys you can use.
The big thing you need to think about is the type, floating, intermediate or sinking. This choice might change for you depending on your location and time of year.
All that came to mind reading this was the thought" That's like being given a '60's AC Cobra and trading it in on a couple of Focus" . Nuff said.