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 ohiosunfisher |
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Posts: 4 03/03/08 18:15:55 |
Hi everyone,
I just purchased a new 7' 3wt rod for bluegills and I am leanining toward a DT line since ill be fishing brushy shoreline and ill need to roll cast alot but what are your preferences for bluegill fishing |
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bluegillbob |
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Posts: 523 03/06/08 17:52:39
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Hi Ohio!
Welcome to the board! We're all about flyfishing for warmwater fish! My "go to" line is a 4 wt...WF-4-F. I've used these lines for years, and they've worked well for me! Cheers, Robert |
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pearow |
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Posts: 404 03/08/08 04:46:46
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wind? if you fish locations that wind hampers the cast, the WF is a better choice; if you fish locations that are generally protected from wind the DT is the
better choice; that my #1 criteria-p-
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gaddis |
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Posts: 58 03/10/08 08:39:23 Registered Member |
I like Scientific Anglers Air Cel Supreme 2. I use both DT and WF and typically I'm fishing a 6-weight.
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lpirrone |
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Posts: 18 03/10/08 10:33:09 Registered Member |
If your typical roll cast distance is 30 feet or less it won't make much if any difference if you use a wt forward or a dual taper. if you are going to be
casting beyond 30 feet it can make a difference. the advantage of wt forward is that it allows you to use a heavier line for close casting and will not be as
likely to overload the rod at those times when you need distance.. for casting into the wind a wt forward 3 is going to act the same as a dual taper 3. if wind
is an issue you might go to a wt forward 4 or even a 5 to give a little more punch. its all so subjective and this discussion comes up all the time with no
real resolution. use what feels good.
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Posts: 1636 03/11/08 09:39:55
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Lotsa roll casting? Without question the Wulff Triangle Taper. You will love it - a great line. They are expensive, but keep your eyes open for deals. Alec
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Gerbubble Bug |
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Posts: 659 03/11/08 10:10:13
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I second the Triangle Taper Line - it will do all you ask of it
Tom |
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Posts: 22 03/13/08 21:13:11 |
I love the Air Cel lines, keep it clean and lubed, and you can get two for the price of one of most other lines. I have a WF7F right now on my Wonderod, and
will be getting a DT5F for my Featherlight...generally anything over 7' long, I use WF lines, under, I use DT. Line weight does not matter so much to me.
Andy |
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bluegillbob |
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Posts: 523 03/16/08 11:20:10
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I bought SA's "GPX" flyline in WF-4-F. I wanted a slick factory line that has a good reputation. I'll wait 'till spring to use it!
Cheers, Robert |
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flyflingerandy1 |
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Posts: 22 05/11/08 20:29:11 |
Bob, I got a deal on a GPX in that size for a Tadpole rod i just received...I LOVE THE LINE!
Andy |
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