hmm dont know the real answer.. but For me for short casts a wf will load a
rod faster... so I use a WF6 on my 5 weight for tight casts... But my rood
is an 8'6" rod of differnent manufacure..
Maybe you can go to a fly shop and try a few differnt lines..
Ian
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From: Dean Larson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [VFB] Ultra light rod and a light line too
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 13:22:44 -0700 (PDT)
I didn't do well dry fly fishing with the one I have. Mine is a 5' 5 wt.
and I had a wf 6 on it and I was in my pontoon. I'd see how it works with
the WF3 and go from there. I fished an intermediate on it and I did better
with that.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I just received a rod from the site (The Global dorbeR Group, Inc. -
BRUNSELL's Li'l Streamer ) that you were all discussing. I've been looking
for a light weight short rod for the longest time and didn't realize how
easy it really was to get one. Ordered it 2 days ago and here it is today a
5' 3wgt rod and looks great. I'm matching it up to my Hardy featherweight
reel and a WF3F line. I do have a question though. With a rod like this for
dry fly fishing, is the WF3F line good enough or should I go to a DT2F also?
I know the WF is better for distance but I didn't really get this short rod
for distance, just fishing tight spaces? So, would the DT2F be a better
line?
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