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I'm quite in love with double hand casting, but there is no salmon in our waters... so I'd love to keep this skill up to date to properly prepare to future salmon trip.
My favorite local river is here:
Aktualno?ci
There is plenty of brown trout, common size varies from 11" to 18"
River is quite suitable for double hand rod.
So I'm thinking about trout spey rod for fishing streamers and occasionally wet flies.
I rarely use flies with tungsten heads larger than 4.8 mm (3/16" beadhead)
Most common size is 3.2 to 4 mm (1/8" to 5/32") .
Sometimes I use sinking polyleader (8'-10' versileader or similar)
So, question to those who own this rod: is Winston MS 3wt comfortable to cast buggers/leeches with 3/16" tungsten head, or I need to go to 4wt?
Is airflo streamer switch 300 grain OK for Winston 4 wt?
My favorite local river is here:
Aktualno?ci
There is plenty of brown trout, common size varies from 11" to 18"
River is quite suitable for double hand rod.
So I'm thinking about trout spey rod for fishing streamers and occasionally wet flies.
I rarely use flies with tungsten heads larger than 4.8 mm (3/16" beadhead)
Most common size is 3.2 to 4 mm (1/8" to 5/32") .
Sometimes I use sinking polyleader (8'-10' versileader or similar)
So, question to those who own this rod: is Winston MS 3wt comfortable to cast buggers/leeches with 3/16" tungsten head, or I need to go to 4wt?
Is airflo streamer switch 300 grain OK for Winston 4 wt?