Curtis
That is some bigger water so I would look into a 6 to 8wt for him.
If you want I could build you one as well.
Jon
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Kyle's Heading to Humboldt....
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Re: Kyle's Heading to Humboldt....
by stanbery » June 2nd, 2013, 8:51 pm
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Re: Kyle's Heading to Humboldt....
by meb » June 2nd, 2013, 9:00 pm
Go big or go home. Leave the 3wts at home for the radiator leaks we fish here in So Cal and gear up for half pounders, salmon, trout that are measured in pounds not inches, and winter run steel. I agree with Stanberry: 6-8 wts.
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Re: Kyle's Heading to Humboldt....
by 1mocast » June 2nd, 2013, 10:50 pm
Congrats Curtis.
Think of it this way, ROAD TRIP to help the son get settled...NO FISHING OR TESTING OUT the new gear of coarse.
Think of it this way, ROAD TRIP to help the son get settled...NO FISHING OR TESTING OUT the new gear of coarse.
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