Carter Simcoe
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Dunfly, There’s a variety of those shallow mud running engines called Go-Devils that seem to be more popular over this way.
I’m not exactly sure what kind of rivers you plan on running in it but I think you should also consider just getting a Carolina Skiff J16 or something similar, aluminum is noisy.
You just might be thinking too hard with the hidden below deck trolling motor thing.
Yeah I had the same results with the only clear sink tip line I have, the tip is actually easier to see than the rest of it (can’t remember exactly what the line is now, I think its SA).
Seems like orvis rods do not get much respect in blue-blood fly circles…
Yeah, you know my biggest gripe with the Orvis rods is that they are all very heavy.
yeah, I allready use the UV knot sense, good stuff but this is something different.
Yes you use some sort of LED light to dry it, the ones they are supplying don’t quite run $800 luckily.
Wet is the exact opposite of dry, agreed?
If so, then wet and dry casting techniques, fishing methods and tackle selection should, ideally, be opposite, agreed?
I understand white is the opposite of black too….
It actually won’t matter if you’ve got plenty of room and you won’t get tangled if you do the cast right, it will go right over your head.
I agree, I’m sure I’d like to try it someday but using teasers to get the fish within a short casting range seems like cheating or something.
Well the white bass and the shad that the big ones get fat on aren’t going to make a spawning run untill the spring but thats not to say you can’t find good concentrations of them in the fall too.
