why so reluctant?
this wasn’t a trick question or the start of a troll, I just wanted fresh perspectives. I’m a big fan of non conventional ways, you may have noticed.
no reluctance Amigo. if the tool is good it can be used in many ways.
outside of being able to comfortably use 6-7-8 wt lines, it’s 7’3″ and is a two piece.
meaning-
it’s better adapted to middle to larger freshwater fish.
it’s very precise to use but mending and stuff is limited on flowing waters and is a little too short when there’s obstructions between myself and the water.
is a pain to travel by plane.
other than that, it’s better than 99% of any commercial rods 🙂
all right. for some reason, I thought you were more a light line guy (probably this 3wt on a TCR 8 stuff). You use the 8wt for the wind?
I can imagine the stress of having such a beauty in the plane’s cargo. better have a steel tube, and prey they don’t loose it.
Candy’s fattening. I’d stay away from it if I where you.
I’m fat already I fear.
you didn’t answer my question about the charmer: in what kind of situation do you use it?
i use the SnakeCharmer for fly casting and fly fishing.
hope that helps !
why so reluctant?
this wasn’t a trick question or the start of a troll, I just wanted fresh perspectives. I’m a big fan of non conventional ways, you may have noticed.
no reluctance Amigo. if the tool is good it can be used in many ways.
outside of being able to comfortably use 6-7-8 wt lines, it’s 7’3″ and is a two piece.
meaning-
it’s better adapted to middle to larger freshwater fish.
it’s very precise to use but mending and stuff is limited on flowing waters and is a little too short when there’s obstructions between myself and the water.
is a pain to travel by plane.
other than that, it’s better than 99% of any commercial rods 🙂
all right. for some reason, I thought you were more a light line guy (probably this 3wt on a TCR 8 stuff). You use the 8wt for the wind?
I can imagine the stress of having such a beauty in the plane’s cargo. better have a steel tube, and prey they don’t loose it.