Which lines to use?

It is advisable to use a WF7 for surface fishing. For deeper fishing with intermediate and sinking lines, a WF6 is sufficient

Fighting butt

The string rubber/cork fighting butt offers three advantages: - it distances the reel from the body when fighting a fish - it offers an additional point of support when pulling the silk line, especially sinking silk lines It protects the rod when it is placed on the ground

Which rigging should you use?

All reservoir fishing rigs are possible. Surface fishing with large dry flies, especially in waves. Also perfect for fishing with a dry fly/nymph or dry fly/egg double rig. Sub-surface fishing with an intermediate silk line and a set of chironomids or streamers. At greater depths with a type 3 to type 5 silk line and streamers

Reel seat

Screws upwards

level of practice	intermediate
frequency	regular
fish type	trout, perch
rod action	moderate action
rod type	travel
place of practice	pond / lake, river
length (in m)	2.9 m
condition	new
weight (in g)	110 g

Fly fishing rod HRK 9'6 6/7 wt

Features

Design benefits

Design details

Specifications

Details

Composition

Usage & care

Care instructions

Usage precautions

Storage

Cleaning