So from this I assume you use it primarily (if not exclusivly) for streamer 
fishing.  Are there any nymphing applications?


In a message dated 3/2/02 10:43:36 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< To fish a sink tip in a river, I use a leader that is 3 to 5 feet long in 

order to allow the line to sink the fly, a fly will rise up on too long a 

leader. Then I cast across the stream or slightly upstream, and mend my line 

upstream almost immediately, so the fly and line will sink, much like a dead 

drift. I am not concerned about fish taking my fly now.


When the fly starts to come across the river, it will rise from the level it 

has sunken to, exciting the fish that may be following. Most strikes occur 

then. >>

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