What are the pros and cons of each rod?
I can see that maybe I can use a single hand rod for largemouth/smallmouth bass here in the Midwest. I will be taking a trip to the Deschutes soon, and I am starting to get interested in spey casting (thanks juro and mjc !
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But, I want to be able to use my spey outfit here in the Kansas City area for bass. I might look kinda weird on a farm pond with a double hand rod, but then again, only the cows will be there to laugh at me.
Can someone suggest the exact componets (rod, line, etc...) that I would need for a mid priced setup in either single or double hand ?
Thanks in advance.
p.s. I think it would be cool spey casting in the Missouri or Kansas rivers here for big blue cats (25-70 lbs, and yes, they do chase flies) or 10-20 pound carp. I hope those species do not tarnish the spey aura, but those fish are fun on a regular fly rod.
I can see that maybe I can use a single hand rod for largemouth/smallmouth bass here in the Midwest. I will be taking a trip to the Deschutes soon, and I am starting to get interested in spey casting (thanks juro and mjc !
But, I want to be able to use my spey outfit here in the Kansas City area for bass. I might look kinda weird on a farm pond with a double hand rod, but then again, only the cows will be there to laugh at me.
Can someone suggest the exact componets (rod, line, etc...) that I would need for a mid priced setup in either single or double hand ?
Thanks in advance.
p.s. I think it would be cool spey casting in the Missouri or Kansas rivers here for big blue cats (25-70 lbs, and yes, they do chase flies) or 10-20 pound carp. I hope those species do not tarnish the spey aura, but those fish are fun on a regular fly rod.