04-27-2011, 08:38 PM
I agree you need to match up SPEY lines. Lord knows I tried even a regular 9 wt on my Spey but just couldn't load up. The multi tips are a bonus for sure. Correction on my other post, I do own the Windcutter multi tip.
But Switch? I don't know. I don't have one true, but I have cast one for several days. Like the article reads....you CAN use single or two handed lines on them. That is one of the nice things about them.
You guys did read where I mentioned that what I posted was a quote by one of the masters right? Apparently, HE can cast 80' with a dry.
I also agree that with the new RIO line made specially for switch, it will of course address certain spots that need more or less...just like specialty Bass lines. You can use regular line, but the Bass line is specific and addresses certain needs.
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But Switch? I don't know. I don't have one true, but I have cast one for several days. Like the article reads....you CAN use single or two handed lines on them. That is one of the nice things about them.
You guys did read where I mentioned that what I posted was a quote by one of the masters right? Apparently, HE can cast 80' with a dry.
I also agree that with the new RIO line made specially for switch, it will of course address certain spots that need more or less...just like specialty Bass lines. You can use regular line, but the Bass line is specific and addresses certain needs.
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