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Favorite 8's for PNW fishing
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Two of my favorite salmon/steelhead rods. 8 weights use to be the must have for PNW steelheading and River salmon fishing. Not sure the case any more. Lots of strong 6-7 weights out there now too.
The reason the RP is 3/4 oz heavier is the size of the hook keeper
What are your top dog 8 weights for the PNW fishery? If you have any?
The reason the RP is 3/4 oz heavier is the size of the hook keeper
What are your top dog 8 weights for the PNW fishery? If you have any?
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I tried the Method as well but didn't like it much, no feel. My arm is not strong enough to really put a bend in it and boom the line out there, at least not for hours at a timeI was impressed with the 8 Salt. Pretty rod too
That is true. I sample some rods for a short time. Time will tell. 10 footers become tiresome after hours/days. At least for me.I tried the Method as well but didn't like it much, no feel. My arm is not strong enough to really put a bend in it and boom the line out there, at least not for hours at a time
Be honest. The red is a bit to muchI tried the Method as well but didn't like it much, no feel. My arm is not strong enough to really put a bend in it and boom the line out there, at least not for hours at a time
I believe if Sage put that in their well known brownie color it would do better in sales. Just a thought. Always like brown for a fly rod color.
That's true too, was not a fan of the color either.Be honest. The red is a bit to much
I believe if Sage put that in their well known brownie color it would do better in sales. Just a thought. Always like brown for a fly rod color.
I like dark green or gray/black in rod colors. The Brownie that was mentioned I have no clue, must be from another era
Nice! A common brother. Enjoy that fine fishing tool !
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