Ariel's post about the LL got me thinking. Some folks rank these rods up there with the LL. Has anyone cast these rods in the lighter weights. I have not. I have been casually looking for a 4wt and have found a few, but they were always priced.....like a "classic". A bit too high for my liking for a used rod, but willing to pay a bit more for a minty rod.
Anyone?
briansII
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Scott G (original series)
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Scott G (original series)
by briansII » February 12th, 2010, 5:32 pm
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Re: Scott G (original series)
by beachbum » February 12th, 2010, 6:05 pm
Most of my close fishing partners fish light lines for their dry fly rods. The four weights are a joy to cast, and yes, I have used one on a creek filled with big browns, sipping mayflies. I am looking for a 3 weight for that creek. (Yes, the good doctor's, and sasha's interest in light lines has made me rethink my views!)
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