Yeah Carl that is slick. And, I see your point Misha, there is simply too much coil. I guess I've used coiled leader to dechipher hits, but this was only a few coils. So yeah, I'm with It. Interesting stuff... But dig this, Czech nymphing and or tight lining/ high sticking- for me at least - is the only application I really feel these indicators have a place.. (but that's just like my opinion, man.) Because, really if you are throwing a nymph making longer casts a coil is no different from watching your fly line for movement where it meats your leader.. Anyway, regarding the weighted flies and thwarting the natural rthyms- great point, but I'd rather have my weight at least look like a possible meal rather than split, and allow the other fly to achieve a more natural flow. I can go on about these contrasts but ultimately we can stick to the strike indicators.
I'll be on the platt tomorrow, I'll Czech out some of these tips.
Tight lines !
J
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