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	<title>Comments on: what size fly rod do i need for inshore/flats fishing in florida, ie trout snook redfish?</title>
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		<title>By: stop_makin_cents</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Feb 2010 06:15:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>8-9 WT that has an aluminum reelseat. 

Make sure to have a decent aluminum reel with a good drag system, (You don&#039;t want to get spooled by that 20 LB Red because you&#039;ve got a &quot;mickey-mouse&quot; reel). 

Clousers in white/green, white/gold, white/red, Chartruese, Gold and Crystal are #1,(in my opinion!).They are inexpensive and most everything, (excluding perhaps Permit or Bones), will hit them!

&quot;Critter Flys&quot; like Umpqua&#039;s &quot;Andersons McCrab&quot; or &quot;Crazy Charlies&quot; work well for Shallow-water Reds and Trout.

You can also try &quot;Decievers&quot;, &quot;Bend Backs&quot;, &amp; &quot;Cockroaches&quot;, Etc. 

Poppers and &quot;Foam Flys&quot; work excellent for Trout.  

If your a Fly-tying guy you can EASILY make some Clousers and save yourself a ton of money. After you lose 4-5 Clousers,(which go for about $3-$5 a piece in a Flyshop), to Spanish Macs or Trout you start thinkin&#039; it would be cheaper to BUY a fish dinner than to try and catch one! (lol)

  Realize, Reds &amp; Trout aren&#039;t as &quot;picky&quot; as freshwater Trout/Salmon. Bendbacks, Decievers, Etc can &amp; WILL work but they aren&#039;t cheap and you lose them just as quick as any other fly! 

Colors: Variations of Gold, Chartruese, White, Red work well. 

Hope this helps ya? Good luck!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>8-9 WT that has an aluminum reelseat. </p>
<p>Make sure to have a decent aluminum reel with a good drag system, (You don&#8217;t want to get spooled by that 20 LB Red because you&#8217;ve got a &#8220;mickey-mouse&#8221; reel). </p>
<p>Clousers in white/green, white/gold, white/red, Chartruese, Gold and Crystal are #1,(in my opinion!).They are inexpensive and most everything, (excluding perhaps Permit or Bones), will hit them!</p>
<p>&#8220;Critter Flys&#8221; like Umpqua&#8217;s &#8220;Andersons McCrab&#8221; or &#8220;Crazy Charlies&#8221; work well for Shallow-water Reds and Trout.</p>
<p>You can also try &#8220;Decievers&#8221;, &#8220;Bend Backs&#8221;, &#038; &#8220;Cockroaches&#8221;, Etc. </p>
<p>Poppers and &#8220;Foam Flys&#8221; work excellent for Trout.  </p>
<p>If your a Fly-tying guy you can EASILY make some Clousers and save yourself a ton of money. After you lose 4-5 Clousers,(which go for about $3-$5 a piece in a Flyshop), to Spanish Macs or Trout you start thinkin&#8217; it would be cheaper to BUY a fish dinner than to try and catch one! (lol)</p>
<p>  Realize, Reds &#038; Trout aren&#8217;t as &#8220;picky&#8221; as freshwater Trout/Salmon. Bendbacks, Decievers, Etc can &#038; WILL work but they aren&#8217;t cheap and you lose them just as quick as any other fly! </p>
<p>Colors: Variations of Gold, Chartruese, White, Red work well. </p>
<p>Hope this helps ya? Good luck!</p>
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		<title>By: AIRFLO</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Feb 2010 05:28:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>You need a 9 wt for this with a middle to tip action, sage has the best on offer with the ability to fight a good fish, for flies i like the shrimp or crab imitations work well. You will need a good strong tippet for these so dont go under 10lb when its likely the fish are a good size, most of these flies work
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You need a 9 wt for this with a middle to tip action, sage has the best on offer with the ability to fight a good fish, for flies i like the shrimp or crab imitations work well. You will need a good strong tippet for these so dont go under 10lb when its likely the fish are a good size, most of these flies work<br />
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