watched many hours of Sam lure fishing. not an arogant angler which sadly we are seeing more of today. knows his stuff. i have the same rod and set up. Sage ESN you cant beat them. Always good to learn from people like Charles Well done Guys Brian Wimborne
Many rods will fit in such category, your leader length, taper (on drys, flat on nymph) will strongly help. If you’re trying to contact nymph, to be honest any 3wt or 4wt 10ft rod will work. I own a Sage ESN and to be fair I also own a Cabelas 3wt CZN, which for the price will chip drys happily when I’d like. Hope this helps as I see your question wasn’t answered. I think people put too much effort into the rod choice and neglect line and leader perfection. It’s like skiing, buy nice boots and you’ll have a great day on any skis.
watched many hours of Sam lure fishing. not an arogant angler which sadly we are seeing more of today. knows his stuff. i have the same rod and set up. Sage ESN you cant beat them. Always good to learn from people like Charles Well done Guys
Brian Wimborne
Other than the Sage ESN rod, what other rods are available for nymphing but equally at home fishing casting a dry fly when that magic hour happens.
Many rods will fit in such category, your leader length, taper (on drys, flat on nymph) will strongly help. If you’re trying to contact nymph, to be honest any 3wt or 4wt 10ft rod will work. I own a Sage ESN and to be fair I also own a Cabelas 3wt CZN, which for the price will chip drys happily when I’d like.
Hope this helps as I see your question wasn’t answered. I think people put too much effort into the rod choice and neglect line and leader perfection. It’s like skiing, buy nice boots and you’ll have a great day on any skis.
greys are very good