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From: Svend Hansen · svendhansen·at·get2net.dk  Link
Submitted May 27th 2007

Hi Martin

The longest WF5 cast was 36.1 meters = 118 feet at the recently held Danish Fly Casting Championship competition.
With the 10.5 meter 18 grams shooting head (a polular choice among Danish SW fly fishers), the longest cast was 40.2 meters = 132 feet.

Great podcast, thanks!



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