Sounds like the experience of ill spent youth speaking. LOL

JD

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>     From: Don Ordes <mailto:[email protected]>
>     To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
>     Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 12:23 PM
>     Subject: Re: [VFB] QUOTE FOR THE DAY
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>     JimmyD,
>     I like your QFTD. 
>      
>     'Casting well' can be thought of like using a pool cue to shoot
>     pool.  Cues come in various weights and qualities, but your
>     ability to shoot well and run the table does not lie on the
>     quality of the que.  Of course, a better cue makes for a more
>     enjoyable shooting experience, but few beginners would notice or
>     could make use of the fine nuances of a high-end expensive cue.  A
>     better cue can carry out the extreme english needed for some
>     shots, but the knowledge has to be there to start.  A great
>     shooter can run the table with a broom stick, but prefers to shoot
>     with a $1000 cue.
>      
>     Fly-casting and fly-fishing is like that.  With a little tutoring
>     and some basic skills and rules, anyone can play the game with
>     that 'bar-rod'.  But as one's skills and fishing knowledge grow,
>     better equipment is helpful and more enjoyable in 'running the
>     river'.  Problem is, unlike pool balls, fish have brains and
>     programming and move around and turn on and off and swim away and...
>      
>     One more note: 
>     Just as a pool shooter has a breaking cue, a jumping cue, and a
>     shooting cue with spare tips, so a well-equipped flyfisher would
>     be advisded.  Using your fine $700 5wt. to cast heavy weighted
>     nymphs or split shot, risking getting the rod dinged up by them
>     (weak spot = break spot), is like doing that
>     vertical-jamb-masse-shot with your best shooting cue. Get a long 6
>     or 7 wt. 'cheap' rod with a fast action and proper line to lift
>     and cast that weighted wet bugger and haul up that lunker.  And
>     then swap to that fine 5wt for the evening rise of size 22PMDs.
>      
>     My 2 cents...
>      
>     DonO
>      
>      
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>         ----- Original Message -----
>         From: Jimmy D. Moore <mailto:[email protected]>
>         To: Virtual Fly Box <mailto:[email protected]> ; Fly
>         Fishing World <mailto:[email protected]> ; Hill
>         Coountry Fly Fishers
>         <mailto:[email protected]>
>         Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 7:45 AM
>         Subject: [VFB] QUOTE FOR THE DAY
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>         "I never met a fly rod that I didn't like.  Now don't get me
>         wrong.
>         Some fly rods don't like me, but my inability to cast them well is
>         my fault, not theirs." ©
>
>         Jimmy D. Moore
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