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I just came back from a great spey school with Simon Gawesworth - boy, he really knows his stuff! A great teacher, too.
He was using some new spey line from Rio. Well, it wasn't new but it was the Windcutter with a two tone line. The head is the usual Windcutter yellow, but the running line is green. What a great idea! It was so easy to find out how much line to pull in after shooting the head out, instead of having to guess where the head ends. Not only did this new Windcutter have two colors, but there are two new sinking tips as well, a 15' type 8 and a middle sinking section that replaces the middle floating section to get greater depth.
I don't know if this is available in the Midspey or the Accelerator, but it looked great on the Windcutter.
Thumbs up to Rio for another great development in Spey lines.
John
He was using some new spey line from Rio. Well, it wasn't new but it was the Windcutter with a two tone line. The head is the usual Windcutter yellow, but the running line is green. What a great idea! It was so easy to find out how much line to pull in after shooting the head out, instead of having to guess where the head ends. Not only did this new Windcutter have two colors, but there are two new sinking tips as well, a 15' type 8 and a middle sinking section that replaces the middle floating section to get greater depth.
I don't know if this is available in the Midspey or the Accelerator, but it looked great on the Windcutter.
Thumbs up to Rio for another great development in Spey lines.
John