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pete41
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no more than wading 18 inches or so.
pete41 wrote:
no more than wading 18 inches or so.
SBecker wrote:
Again, thanks Geebee!
Afish, like he just mentioned, I will be in a sitting position in a drift boat or rowboat. With a boatmate and a rower. Tough to do a side arm cast in those situations.
JasonS wrote:
SBecker wrote:
Again, thanks Geebee!
Afish, like he just mentioned, I will be in a sitting position in a drift boat or rowboat. With a boatmate and a rower. Tough to do a side arm cast in those situations.
It's really not hard at all to do a side arm cast with other people in the boat. You just need to know how to cast backwards.
johnstevens5462 wrote:
If you can't adequately cast from a boat with a nine foot 5wt or 6wt to trout cruising in a pond whether seated or standing and/or from either side of the boat without inflicting serious injury to others, you have major problems that won't be cured by a ten foot rod only exasperated.
I hate to tell it like it is but trout fishing is not this technical. This is proof-positive of marketing geniuses at work convincing inexperienced fly folks that their technical inadequacies can be cured by buying another $800 rod.