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·What is meant by someone referring to a spey rod fisher as a "Flosser"?
Someone being a complete troll... Ignore it...What is meant by someone referring to a spey rod fisher as a "Flosser"?
iagreeActually, short of using lead core line for a sink tip, 'flossing' with any fly rod is damned near impossible, save for extremely low water conditions. In normal water flows, it's almost impossible (save for adding a very heavily weighted fly) to get much below 3-4 foot in a moving water column.
It would appear that you have never swung a fly through a river chucked full of humpies or chummies. I have seen rivers so thick with fish that every cast resulted in either a flossed fish or a snagged one. This is not to say that a fly rod is the best flossing tool around but it can be an effective flossing device depending on how it is used. Still a bait caster, long leaders, corkies and some strategically placed lead make the best flossing setup out there.Actually, short of using lead core line for a sink tip, 'flossing' with any fly rod is damned near impossible, save for extremely low water conditions. In normal water flows, it's almost impossible (save for adding a very heavily weighted fly) to get much below 3-4 foot in a moving water column.
Actually, girl in the pic isn't too far off from being a flosser.off topic, but golfman65, I love your avatar pic!
Sometimes flossing is ok.Actually, girl in the pic isn't too far off from being a flosser.![]()
That's funny Jerry... (Steelheader69), we know where your mind is at least part of the timeActually, girl in the pic isn't too far off from being a flosser.![]()
That's funny.I think that in the case of the girl that some flossing is tolerable if it doesn't involve targeting spawners.
I hadnt really noticed until you said and I agree it is quite artful. "Ain't no butt like a fighting butt".off topic, but golfman65, I love your avatar pic!