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It can be a certain times of the year in certain areas. The Poudre has so much pocket water, it's slightly tricky to find good swing runs, but there are plenty of them to go around if you look hard enough. In the spring when the water comes up, but and it's more a "stained" color, it fishes fairly well with small swung streamers. In the upper river, when the drakes come off, it can swing pretty well with small thin mints and #10-12 soft hackles. I also like to fish chubbies on a floating tip so they hit the opposite bank with a splat, and skate smaller chubbies and caddis in the evenings for some fun "dry fly" type action.

Howdy Brian, great point about showcasing the nippers cutting ability. All nippers are not created equally, which is one of the reasons why we wanted to showcase the magnetic features that the Pro Nipper has as well as the fly threader. There aren't many other nippers that have that built in... We can assure you that the Pro Nippers work great with a wide range of tippet material, braid, or even thick flouro's. The best part is, even if the eventually went dull over time/use, they offer a replacement process to make sure you continue to get the most out of your product. Happy Holidays Brian, -St. Peter's Fly Shop

It is a bobbin/thread holder. If you need to use the rotary function, you can tie a quick half-hitch knot and then drape the thread/bobbin over the cradle to get it out of the way.

@@aaronalexander1490 thank you for responding! Just got it for Christmas and have made 5 wholly burger so far and loving it!

Hello Steven, I like the idea here. Not your typical fly fishing adventure, but some good food in the freezer. Id say both could get the job done for you, and although I'd hate to complicate your decision even more...but my mind drifts to the Flyweights purely for the weight aspect. If you have time, give the shop a call. Most of us hunt here and would be able to relate. (970)-498-8968. Thanks for asking!

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Hey Ryan, thanks for reaching out on the review. I can assure you that as long as it is a 4 pc rod, it will fit a 13'6" Spey Rod. Have you gotten a chance to get out on the water with that Sage Sonic? Would love to hear how that rod compares to others you have fished. Give us a ring if you'd want to order a rod roll. We'd love to get you taken care of. (970)-498-8968

@@st.petersflyshop705 right on! Thanks for getting back to me. Really appreciate it. Couldn't find anything anywhere along those lines. The Sonic two hander is a cannon. I have been using with Airflo Fist 570 grain on my 13'6" 8WT and it's been wonderful. Picks up line with ease, feels stout but stills gives great feedback, finish is superb (dark green blank is killer).

@@st.petersflyshop705 oh! One last question, have you carried on the L/XL when flying?

@@YjKrawler37 I am not sure if any of us that have the roll personally have gotten to take it on a plane yet. Should be considered a small carry on, but it is a true artform of trying to avoid additional baggage fees anytime you travel with fly fishing cases. Is that your concern?

I think it would be less difficult due to the length of net and the leverage it creates. Is it the texture of the net that is causing the difficulty? Or just the size? There are several other options in this series. Give us a ring and we can chat about it (970)-498-8968

Absolutely. The one on the left is the Cinder and the one on the right is Shadow Green. Both great options seein as the material is the same, but it just comes down to the anglers prefrence. Thanks for asking. Give us a call if you have any questions (970)-498-8968

First off, thank you. I would say they are pretty different in their desines. One is nice for smaller streams/bushwacking/and all around portability, and the other is nice for solo fishing, longer reach, and acts as a wading aid. For my style of fishing I would choose the Mid-Length every time! Fishpond's line of product are all designed very well together. The Summit Sling in particular makes it very easy to hold the rod. Check out this review to see why: ruclips.net/video/oTlqemBG1wU/видео.html I hope that helps, Thomas

Great advice Daniel! We will be sure to pass this along to customers. Thanks mate. -SPFS