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Not many multi-tip lines out there these days so I was thinking about messing with a few lines to make them as multi-tip all round line.
I got myself small scale. How do I approach this? Lets say I take a full floater that I like on the particular rod and I want to use 15' sink tip of that. I measure 15' and cut the tip portion of the line and weight it. Then simply get a matching weight tip such as Rio DC 15' (choose from 95 to 190 grains).
To me it seems simple enough but wanted to see if there are any other variables that I missed that might affect the performance of the line when its cut of and a matching weight sink tip is attached.
I got myself small scale. How do I approach this? Lets say I take a full floater that I like on the particular rod and I want to use 15' sink tip of that. I measure 15' and cut the tip portion of the line and weight it. Then simply get a matching weight tip such as Rio DC 15' (choose from 95 to 190 grains).
To me it seems simple enough but wanted to see if there are any other variables that I missed that might affect the performance of the line when its cut of and a matching weight sink tip is attached.