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Fly Fishing Rod

Those who have been fly fishing for many years probably have several different rods for different purposes, and each rod is designed for a unique task. The size-number of the rod is directly linked to the size or number of the fly line you are using. The sizes and numbers work like shoe sizes. Basically, a 3-weight rod will cast a 3 weight line, and an 8-weight rod will cast an 8-weight line. So, the bigger the number, the bigger the rod and the heavier the line. Essentially, you want a rod suitable for streams and ponds. A middle-weight rod and line will do the trick, usually a 5 or 6-weight rod.

Of course, this is only part of the picture. Each rod manufacturer claims to know the “right” rod for the right person. But ultimately, only you will be able to decide that. Try several different rod weight and line weight combinations. After some experience, you will find the best rod to cast.

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