Good thoughts Carl. This video does make me think a tailing loop is more likely with a slower rod due to the rod bounce on the forward stroke, although I haven't had any issues since acquiring an 8'6" orvis superfine. However, I've only used it around the near-DC area (and i'm in love with it). It occurs to me that it might not be the right rod for the 60-70ft casts necessary on parts of the South Holston, but I aim to find out.
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