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DH 1006-3 Delivering smaller flies in true spey style become a special joy with our lightest two-handed rod.
I just had a few days with this Light Spey Rod.
Work several lines with this rod with superb results.
The Best line for it was the new Improved Windcutter 5/6 (they added four feet to the belly) seemed to work just fine.
The 6/7 Midspey I felt was too heavey for the rod and would be in serious trouble working the full head very long.
Spent some time using an AquaLux® 26 Ft Water Clear 200-grain tip hooked to a 6/7/8 with Windcutter with tip one and two removed and it did perform quite admirably.
I looking for a long line rod for some big rainbows on windy days and for that ½ ponders.
Do you have any line suggestion?
Please e-mail me or P. Mail
I would like two lines one with a 65ft head and a head system for these light speys.
This is just a footnote for there are more light Speys to work with.
Next the CND 6/7.
I know it’s dirty job but some one has to do it.
:devil:
I just had a few days with this Light Spey Rod.
Work several lines with this rod with superb results.
The Best line for it was the new Improved Windcutter 5/6 (they added four feet to the belly) seemed to work just fine.
The 6/7 Midspey I felt was too heavey for the rod and would be in serious trouble working the full head very long.
Spent some time using an AquaLux® 26 Ft Water Clear 200-grain tip hooked to a 6/7/8 with Windcutter with tip one and two removed and it did perform quite admirably.
I looking for a long line rod for some big rainbows on windy days and for that ½ ponders.
Do you have any line suggestion?
Please e-mail me or P. Mail
I would like two lines one with a 65ft head and a head system for these light speys.
This is just a footnote for there are more light Speys to work with.
Next the CND 6/7.
I know it’s dirty job but some one has to do it.
:devil: