In today’s entry on my blog, which has the following title: Is Sonik A Good Fishing Brand?, I’d like to talk about the following topic, which is suggested by the following title: I will provide you with all of the information that is highly pertinent to the position that you are interested in, so please … Read more
What color fly line is best for trout? Guides there insist on using drab, olive-colored lines to avoid spooking trout. Fly lines with monofilament cores can have a clear coating. “Clear” may seem to be the best color in terms of not spooking fish, but an all-clear line serves little purpose since in most cases … Read more
These lines are great for turning over larger patterns think streamers and poppers and when you need to punch one out there through a stiff breeze. These lines can be picked up and cast quickly. For these reasons, nearly all warm water fly lines are made in aggressively tapered weight forward profiles . Should I … Read more
G’day Bucky, There is no issue using freshwater lines in saltwater , it does not effect the PVC in any way. The difference with Fresh and saltwater is usually based around the core and different climates they are used in. Generally saltwater lines are used in warmer climates therefore they have stiffer cores. How do … Read more
A 6-weight fly rod is the perfect size freshwater rod for casting streamers, dry flies and nymphs It is the middle ground between lighter weight rods (3wt to 5wt) and heavier fly rods at 7wt and up. Six weights can be setup for every size trout, all sizes of bass and smaller salmon and steelhead. … Read more
A 9wt allows the angler to present smaller flies in shallow water , but it also allows the angler to fish heavy lines and larger flies As is typical when taking the middle ground, a 9wt doesn’t cater to either technique superbly, but it allows anglers to do both well. A 9wt is also lighter … Read more