Flying for the Pinks
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- flying_soldier
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Flying for the Pinks
I am new to the area and just took up fly fishing last year. I am by far not experienced yet. I have a steelhead set up on a Gloomis Stream Dance 8wt. (maybe 9 can't remember) and the exact set up for trout but on a 6wt. Which one of these rods would be better for the pinks. Can anyone give me some advice on patterns as well? I have the versi tip set for my steelhead rig so I figured that might be better so I can change out the tip. I do however have two spools one with sinking one floating line for the trout set up. Thanks for the help guys, this sight is great and has tought me a ton on fishing your waters out here.
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RE:Flying for the Pinks
You should be fine with the 6wt for Pinks. As for specific patterns, anything pink should do.
Not to stray you away from this site, but a site dedicated to flyfishing the PNW is www.washingtonflyfishing.com
Not to stray you away from this site, but a site dedicated to flyfishing the PNW is www.washingtonflyfishing.com