08-26-2009, 07:42 AM
flygoddess-
I must have been tired (working night shift at the time), Type I is slow sinking and referred to as "intermediate" (1ft-2ft target zone). Type II (2ft-4ft target zone). Type III (3ft-7ft target zone). Type IV (10ft-20ft target zone). All sinking lines can reach deeper depths depending on allowed sinking time. (I am referring to Wet Cell lines). Just trying to give him some basics to begin with. [
] Clear Camo is a great line, I use it as well.
Anyways, it is best to go with someone who knows the ropes. It is the best way to learn. I was lucky enough to have a father and older brother who are masters of the fly. I have expounded on that knowledge through the years and experiences. Fly fishing is a sport that one can always learn and grow more in. Enjoy it!
-Rich
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I must have been tired (working night shift at the time), Type I is slow sinking and referred to as "intermediate" (1ft-2ft target zone). Type II (2ft-4ft target zone). Type III (3ft-7ft target zone). Type IV (10ft-20ft target zone). All sinking lines can reach deeper depths depending on allowed sinking time. (I am referring to Wet Cell lines). Just trying to give him some basics to begin with. [
] Clear Camo is a great line, I use it as well.Anyways, it is best to go with someone who knows the ropes. It is the best way to learn. I was lucky enough to have a father and older brother who are masters of the fly. I have expounded on that knowledge through the years and experiences. Fly fishing is a sport that one can always learn and grow more in. Enjoy it!
-Rich
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