Which lines to use?

You are advised to use a DT3 or a WF4 silk line, depending on the river. The DT3 is discreet and ideal for short-distance fishing, while the WF4 is better suited to use with sinker nymphs or large flies. For nymph line fishing, you can only use lines between 18 and 20/100. While this rod can be used for nymph line fishing, it is not specially designed for this technique

Fighting butt

With this 10' rod, a 3/4 silk line. The fighting butt serves two purposes: - to balance the rod - the short, but quite flared shape provides an additional point of support on the arm when nymph fishing with a raised rod or in fast waters

Which rigging should you use?

Perfect for dry fly fishing, this rod is also well suited to a dry fly/nymph combination. You can also try nymph line fishing with perdigon nymphs or jig nymphs.

Reel seat

Downward screw for a better balance

Colour

The darker tones of the 10' rod with a 3/4 silk line gives it a more sober and discreet appearance for fishing in fast waters

level of practice	intermediate
frequency	regular
fish type	trout, chub
rod action	moderate action
rod type	travel
place of practice	river
length (in m)	3 m
condition	new
weight (in g)	95 g

level of practice	intermediate
frequency	regular
fish type	trout, chub
rod action	moderate action
rod type	travel
place of practice	river
length (in m)	3 m
condition	new
weight (in g)	95 g

level of practice	intermediate
frequency	regular
fish type	trout, chub
rod action	moderate action
rod type	travel
place of practice	river
length (in m)	3 m
condition	new
weight (in g)	95 g

Fly fishing rod HRK 10' 3/4 wt

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