I have swapped out floating line for intermediate on my 7wt. I find it more versatile in the fishing that I do w. the 7wt-Potomac, inshore saltwater. I am able to keep it high in the water column if needed by stripping faster-had a popper on in Fl and just retrieved it a bit faster and the action was fine.
It loads the rod faster, shoots easier and I can cast it much further. If I go bone fishing or really skinny water, will switch back to floater but for now this is my setup.
On Saturday, November 14, 2015 at 10:29:55 AM UTC-5, Barracuda wrote:
-- It loads the rod faster, shoots easier and I can cast it much further. If I go bone fishing or really skinny water, will switch back to floater but for now this is my setup.
On Saturday, November 14, 2015 at 10:29:55 AM UTC-5, Barracuda wrote:
Has anyone used something like Rio's Outbound intermediate line where only the head (35-40 feet) is intermediate while the running is floating line? They argue it's easier to mend and swing with the floating running line. Just curious if anyone has any experience with that, or whether the full intermediate line works better in our tidal Potomac environment.
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