We all know that FLYS cannot be cast very well with a spinning or bait casting outfit.  Conversely, a
LURE,(chunking & winding and/or spinning terminology) cannot be cast very well with a fly rod! Therefore, if I can cast it with my fly rod, it's a FLY.  If I have to use my casting or spinning rod, it's a LUREI don't give a tinker's damn what it looks like. ;-)

JIMMY D - BIGTROUTMAN

John Martinez wrote:

Bob-

I like this definition it seems the most inclusive while still holding on to what makes a fly a fly. Even with with very heavy weighted flies, wooly buggers, etc it's the action of the flyline (and rod) that propels the fly. Of course, you could cast a very light lure with a fly rod or a very heavy fly with a spinning rod, too.

                                                     -John 

 


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