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Post by corribspeycaster on May 5, 2011 11:53:48 GMT
Hi lads,
whats is the longest availble shooting head without having to cut up a double taper, do loop, rio etc do a really long 11/12 you can cut back for a 15 foot scottish spey casting rod?
Thinking of an over all length of about 50 to 55 foot , is that the length lads use on the tummel? read a interesting article recently and would like to learn more about these longer tay/ tummel shooting heads. All the best corrib
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Post by madkeen on May 5, 2011 16:02:27 GMT
Hi lads, whats is the longest availble shooting head without having to cut up a double taper, do loop, rio etc do a really long 11/12 you can cut back for a 15 foot scottish spey casting rod? Thinking of an over all length of about 50 to 55 foot which is that the length lads use on the tummel, read a interesting article recently and would ike to learn more about these longer tay/ tummel shooting heads. All the best corrib Guideline uncut heads are 13.5m long and I'm pretty sure thats the longest s/heads available just now. There are a few ways to get long shooting heads but depends if its a floater or sinking head your needing?
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Post by scanny on May 5, 2011 16:38:24 GMT
Put a 75' on and splice mono into it. Happy days. Strathglass has an 11/12 75' Ian Gordon line in classifieds you could cut and splice Guidelines are meant to come at 13.5m uncut, but I've had a few over 14m. Ask Tone what he thinks
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Post by tyneytone on May 5, 2011 16:57:27 GMT
Put a 75' on and splice mono into it. Happy days. Strathglass has an 11/12 75' Ian Gordon line in classifieds you could cut and splice Guidelines are meant to come at 13.5m uncut, but I've had a few over 14m. Ask Tone what he thinks Helluva thing!!!! Not subtle until you fix a tapered polyleader to the end and then they smashing.Watch out you dont get caught up on the far bank!
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Post by salmonshrimp on May 5, 2011 17:13:01 GMT
Helluva thing!!!! Not subtle until you fix a tapered polyleader to the end and then they smashing.Watch out you dont get caught up on the far bank! Would that be the IG or the PT Anyone got an old DT13F or better still DT15F
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Post by madkeen on May 5, 2011 17:19:16 GMT
Helluva thing!!!! Not subtle until you fix a tapered polyleader to the end and then they smashing.Watch out you dont get caught up on the far bank! Would that be the IG or the PT Anyone got an old DT13F or better still DT15F L you've no chance ;D There was a guy in the states was selling level floating lines in any desired lengths that I'm sure were of the right weights for 13/14's just need to add a front taper.
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Post by salmonshrimp on May 5, 2011 17:59:02 GMT
Would that be the IG or the PT Anyone got an old DT13F or better still DT15F L you've no chance ;D There was a guy in the states was selling level floating lines in any desired lengths that I'm sure were of the right weights for 13/14's just need to add a front taper. I can live in hope A
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