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Choose a longer, heavier spey setup for heavy flies and heavy tips when a shorter, lighter rod will not do the job

Choose a longer, heavier spey setup for heavy flies and heavy tips when a shorter, lighter rod will not do the job

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  • Topic: Gear
  • Original category: Gear and Rigging
  • Species: Steelhead
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  • Skill level: Intermediate

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Tip: Choose a longer, heavier spey setup for heavy flies and heavy tips when a shorter, lighter rod will not do the job

How to do it: Use a longer, heavier spey rod for heavy flies and tips that a lighter rod cannot handle

Mistake it fixes: Using a light spey rod for heavy flies and tips

Why it works: Heavy flies and tips require rod power to cast. A longer, heavier rod provides that power.

When it matters most: Spey fishing, rods

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