Bill Kiene semi-retired
04-10-2012, 08:26 AM
This line is used for single-hand and two-handed Spey casting on small brushy streams and rivers for trout and steelhead.
It is a weight forward floating line that has a short, fat belly.....20 feet.
You need to overline it at least one size for outfits.
It would be perfect for Single Handed Spey casting for Steelhead on rivers line the Trinity and Lower Yuba. Anywhere that you can't get a back cast.
We have them from WF4F to WF14F line sizes: 195 grains to 600 grains.....$74.95
They will turn over sinktips and medium size flies too. 10 foot Poly or Versi leaders would be good on them.
Watch this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROWYZPaiNd4
John Hazel of Deschutes Angler and local guide Keith Kaneko really like them.
**These lines are not for everyone but they are great for single handed spey casting in tight quarters.
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It is a weight forward floating line that has a short, fat belly.....20 feet.
You need to overline it at least one size for outfits.
It would be perfect for Single Handed Spey casting for Steelhead on rivers line the Trinity and Lower Yuba. Anywhere that you can't get a back cast.
We have them from WF4F to WF14F line sizes: 195 grains to 600 grains.....$74.95
They will turn over sinktips and medium size flies too. 10 foot Poly or Versi leaders would be good on them.
Watch this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROWYZPaiNd4
John Hazel of Deschutes Angler and local guide Keith Kaneko really like them.
**These lines are not for everyone but they are great for single handed spey casting in tight quarters.
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