Yeah, it takes tuna gear, like an 18 wt., to cast the deadly pink sluggo. You go with what works. You should really try casting an 18 inch pencil popper with a ten weight. Makes people duck, you know? Maneuvering around the other dozen boats in a 15-20 knot wind, did I mention the rain?, to cast the sand eel flys was quite an adventure however.
I'm lookin' forward to more of the same.
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That thing looks pretty hard to cast with a fly rod.
Yeah, it takes tuna gear, like an 18 wt., to cast the deadly pink sluggo. You go with what works. You should really try casting an 18 inch pencil popper with a ten weight. Makes people duck, you know? Maneuvering around the other dozen boats in a 15-20 knot wind, did I mention the rain?, to cast the sand eel flys was quite an adventure however.
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