While we didn’t have the spring time conditions we’re beginning to consider, we did have a great complete day on the McKenzie. Sun was shining, mid-50’s and we even got some fish to hand.
Total it was relatively sluggish however choosing apart the slower water in the center or tailout of runs showed to be the most effective. The much deeper you can get your nymphs, the much better. We moved some rainbows and white fish on a Jigged Girdle Bug #10 and #12, Tungsten Trout Retriever Black Lab #8 and a Sculpzilla on completion of it’s drift right as you gradually start to obtain it.
We discovered ourselves fishing theEcho Trout 9’0” 4wt It’s a medium-fast action with a delicate suggestion and as the rod increases in weight, so does the action. It’s simply a great rod to have in your quiver, particularly if you discover yourself on the McKenzie. Deals with a big range of flies and is simply an enjoyable yet efficient rod to fish.
The delicate suggestion area and modest butt area of the Echo Trout secure your tippet however provide you the foundation you require if casting bigger flies or handling wind. We likewise like the semi-gloss surface on the guides that avoids any sort of line stick. The grip lets you hold the rod as you would like and the capability to include a combating butt on completion is a great function.
Created by Tim Rajeff himself, can be found in as a 4 piece rod with a sock and travel tube, we simply can’t suggest this rod enough.
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