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Thread: Which weight will compliment a 6wt?

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    Ended up getting the 4wt Orvis, and promptly put it to use on the Deschutes in Bend, OR. Caught some real little redbands and hooked into a nice 16 bow at a lake by Florence, OR the next week. Happy with my purchase and cant wait till runoff subsides to throw some dries with it.

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    What are you catching with a 6wt in wyo? My only freshwater rod is a 5wt sage and I catch everything with it, even landed a king once in the anchor river. I'd get a 3wt if I was fishing trout on small water.
    But Ellen kicks ass - if she had a beard it would be much more haggard. -Jer

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    I must be feeling like shit, I keep coming off as a real dick.
    But Ellen kicks ass - if she had a beard it would be much more haggard. -Jer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chugachjed View Post
    What are you catching with a 6wt in wyo? My only freshwater rod is a 5wt sage and I catch everything with it, even landed a king once in the anchor river. I'd get a 3wt if I was fishing trout on small water.
    It's not so much the what you catch but the where. Many a time in Wyoming I have put my 5 or 4 weight away and strung up the 6 weight because the wind is HOWLING.
    Samuel L. Jackson as Jules Winnfield: Oh, I'm sorry. Did I break your concentration?

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    ...and/or you're throwing a big Chernobyl and a bead head dropper, (for example).
    Well maybe I'm the faggot America
    I'm not a part of a redneck agenda

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    Or trying to lift and cast a sinking tip line and a big wet gob of rabbit fur as far as humanly possible. With a rod that won't sag on the backcast and send the streamer into the back of your head.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neckdeep View Post
    Or trying to lift and cast a sinking tip line and a big wet gob of rabbit fur as far as humanly possible. With a rod that won't sag on the backcast and send the streamer into the back of your head.
    THIS!!!!!
    Samuel L. Jackson as Jules Winnfield: Oh, I'm sorry. Did I break your concentration?

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    ^^^I forgot that one. I use my 6 for surf casting lead core.

    On a float on the Clark Fork, we went into a side-channel frog water to kill some pike, and the guide was like: we don't have a rod. I'm like oh yes we do.
    Well maybe I'm the faggot America
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    I fish my 4wt xp most days, and use the 6wt when needed.

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    $.01 = #4wt...either 8'6"(quicker) or a light 9'...fwiw.
    StCroix's Ultras(SC IV modulus) or any deal on their Elites would be tits.


    Steve(Will it ever warm up...but on other hand...TUX looks good later on this coming week)

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