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Martin
Mooching and trolling for salmon in Puget Sound was easy - I need some advice and explanation of all the types of Spey lines available. There are so many brands to choose from our local fishing supply dealers.
I think there are six different types of Spey lines - but under what circumstances do you uses each and how different are the brands between themselves?
The titanium fly reels I am making can be made heavier or lighter than the aluminums- but how do I determine the spooled weight between each type of Spey lines? And which weight or length of rods will be "best fit" for each?
Mooching for 60# Kings off Point No Point was all strength of gear and arms - this is quite different - please help me figure this out.
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