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Hello from Central Illinois
Hello! Have been Fly Fishing for 6 weeks now. Have absorbed some good advice from the forums, Thanks.
My wife says I'm already addicted. Have been to Cabelas Fly Shop in Hazlewood 6 times in the last 6 weeks (1.5 hour drive one way). I work everyday at 8:00am, so I go Fly Fishing 3 mornings per week from 6:45 till 7:50. Lunch break, yep, 30 extra minutes of casting time. Bill and Taylor have been a great help at the Hazlewood Cabelas in MO. Started out with a Sage FLI 490-4, Lamson Radius 1.5, and a Joan Wulff instructional DVD. My casting has been ok. Distance is good, but loops aren't as tight as they need to be, and tailing loops have knotted a few too many leaders. I went back to the Cabelas Fly Shop and casted 3 different 3 weight rods, Sage FLI, Sage Launch, and El Cheapo TFO Signature Series One. Much to my surprise, I just couldn't put the TFO down. I left the store with my new TFO, spent 30 minutes casting back at home and my general casting has improved at least 300%. I think it's just the way the TFO loads up. I can feel everything so much better. My loops are nice and tight (at least most of the time), put a smile on my face. I will be snooping around the forums soaking up info, thanks again guys... |
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Re: Hello from Central Illinois
Welcome to the group! I agree that you are off to a great start and also that some of the TFO rods are tough to beat.
Looking forward to your contributions!
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