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Rp3Flyfisher

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Re: Fly rod q'uestion setup
« Reply #15 on: April 05, 2012, 12:14:43 PM »

I just picked up rio grand wff4 line and just ordered a second spool fo the bauer M2...

Any suggestions on a full float line.,

Ty

The RIO Grand is a full floating line.

Rick
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Re: Fly rod q'uestion setup
« Reply #16 on: April 05, 2012, 01:16:25 PM »

omg

brain fart full sink ...haha
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Re: Fly rod q'uestion setup
« Reply #17 on: April 05, 2012, 02:37:04 PM »

Full sink depends on where you will be fishing.

I usually recommend the following line to all the people I teach;

IPS (Inches Per Second)

-Full Float
-Type I Sink (Intermediate or Slime Line 1.5-2 IPS)
-Type III Sink (Medium fast 3-4 IPS)
-Type VI Sink (Very Fast 6-7 IPS)

If you are going to be doing a bunch of Trolling, I would get the Type III, if you plan on doing alot of shoals and shallower water, get the Type I, if you plan on doing alot of the boyant patterns like a Gompus dragon or foam dragon I would get the Type VI.

I use a Type Type I and a Type VI more than any other line when fishing the lakes.

If you plan on doing alot of River fishing, I suggest you look at a Multi tip system like the RIO Versi Tip.

Rick
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Author of:
The Freshman FlyFisher "A Beginners Guide for a new Generation"
&
The Freshman FlyFishers Insect Guide

Pro Staff:
Leader Sales (RIO, Sage, Redington, Dr Slick, Renzetti, Islander, Lamson, C&F Design, Moby Nets, Bradly Smokers)
Howard Hackle

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Re: Fly rod q'uestion setup
« Reply #18 on: April 05, 2012, 04:05:00 PM »

Full sink depends on where you will be fishing.

I usually recommend the following line to all the people I teach;

IPS (Inches Per Second)

-Full Float
-Type I Sink (Intermediate or Slime Line 1.5-2 IPS)
-Type III Sink (Medium fast 3-4 IPS)
-Type VI Sink (Very Fast 6-7 IPS)

If you are going to be doing a bunch of Trolling, I would get the Type III, if you plan on doing alot of shoals and shallower water, get the Type I, if you plan on doing alot of the boyant patterns like a Gompus dragon or foam dragon I would get the Type VI.

I use a Type Type I and a Type VI more than any other line when fishing the lakes.

If you plan on doing alot of River fishing, I suggest you look at a Multi tip system like the RIO Versi Tip.

Rick

What he said.
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