i use a 6 foot, two piece rod on the manawatu,6lb mono and lures no heavier the 7gm. mepps and soft baits are great for the Manawatu. 62 trout for the year.
i use a 6 foot, two piece rod on the manawatu,6lb mono and lures no heavier the 7gm. mepps and soft baits are great for the Manawatu. 62 trout for the year.
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make sure you buy some black furys
"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
CFD
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Agree with all above. Four through to seven.... Feet long rod,lb of nylon and grams spinner weight lol.
75/15/10 black powder matters
If you're fishing small rivers, then mono or fluorocarbon all the way through might be the way to go. I can't see that it would make much difference. If you need to do longer casts on bigger rivers and lakes I'd stick with braid mainline. I only have one trout setup, so braid for me.
Mostly longer casts on the waikato river and lake karapiro .
I prefer 4- 7lb mono
Braid gets wind knots and seems just cause more issues especially walking through thick gorse or thistle
In salt , Braid with a Fluoro leader
Might swap out the braid for some light mono then.
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