Matt - I use WF on my 9' 5wt. and my 9' 9wt. I use a DT on my 7.5' 5wt. I don't make very long casts with the 7.5' rod and the DT performs well for me on that rod. Of course, the WF line would probably work as well, but that's just the way I rig up.
As in most of what we do in the sport, "Whatever works for you". - Gary At 07:57 PM 01/30/2002, you wrote: >Guys, >Later post than normal for me. Had a very hectic evening. Ive learned a >lot on the subject of lines. First of all, don't but it from an english >shop as i will get badly ripped off. Second of all i learned to NEVER buy >an airflo. They will pop in two when i hook the fish of a lifetime. From >the input of the list, Im going to probably stick with the 9.96 walmart >lines. They are cheap, cast fairly well, and are expendable. Ive had one >for 2 years and its still good as new (and not 60$!) Many of you actually >dislike expensive lines. Now, ill "reopen" the file. I have always used >WF line. How much casting distance does a DT take off? I can roll cast >fair with these a wf. Will a Dt make it easier? Are they really worth it >or should i stick with the WF? Most of my mends are less than 40 feet of >line out so its not much of a problem as past taht i throw a "roll >mend." What is your opinion? Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Matt > >___________________________________________________ >GO.com Mail >Get Your Free, Private E-mail at http://mail.go.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ><)))}"< <"{(((>< "Catch & Release...It's the future of fishing!" To subscribe to, Texas Warmwater Fly Fishing e-mail discussion list... Send an e-mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe to, Warmwater Angler e-mail discussion list... Send an e-mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -------------------------------------------------------------
