The BEST Fly Rods For Bonefish

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Title	:	The BEST Fly Rods For Bonefish
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6wt is my all time favorite Just love the feel of a good 6 and they work for everything lighter salt work However i do have a H3F 7wt for those heavier lines and windy days
Comment from : Shafferhead

Was in the Bahamas a few weeks ago on Andros We were fishing #2 Gotchas all week When the wind got up a bit, especially on the west side, a 9wt was mandatory I could see a 6wt in Mexico with little to no wind
Comment from : Geoffrey Williams

Would be curious if you could do a review of the Echo Prime? Really enjoy the value proposition of that brand and haven't seen a lot about their top saltwater rod
Comment from : Nrussell11

Thoughts on the 8wt NRX+ ?
Comment from : Sam Schroeder

There is not suck a single best rod for a fish but the one you found comfortable with
Comment from : falcony

Sage Igniter 790
Comment from : John Bowman

T&T Exocet 8 smooth as butter
Comment from : Michele Silverman

Theres a happy medium and fishing a 6wt is great fun but they run and run and by the time you land them they are fucked and shark bait, there is a morality issue and whilst 6wt is great fun I think the fish needs to be "killed" asap and with minimum stress on the fish
Comment from : Peter M

I fish the Keys a lot, I could never get away with a 6wt there, as much as I’d like to 8 or 9wt is the general rule The winds too strong, and the fish too big The Bahamas or the Yucatán, I’d like to try using a 6 definitely!
Comment from : John Delorenzo

Finally someone that is like me, a 6 wt will handle bonefish up to double figures easily I always use my SAGE TCR 6 wt on my trips for bonefish and similar fishingbrIf the caster is good there is no problem to present a flie into some decent winds
Comment from : Niclas Gudmundsson

Meridan 6wt
Comment from : Los Lobos

I pack three rods for a bonefishing trip: 7 wt Loomis NRX; 8 wt Scott Meridian for windy days; and 9 wt Meridian for the occasional shot at a permit I agree that a 6 wt is plenty of rod for bonefish, especially for tailing fish on the Belizean atoll where you were fishing
Comment from : David Capen

Living here in Maui I deal with wind on the flats wading Have used many rods There is no one best But as now I have been using the TFO Axiom 2 x 8 weight Very good power in the wind even with bigger flys As for Accuracy well it’s about your casting skills And that gets really good with practice There’s no way around that Love your web site I rely on you guys about all the gear that comes out to help with my decision of what’s for my preference Thank you and rock an roll 🎣🎸
Comment from : Armadillo Auriemmo

Helios 3D 8wt for Hawaiian bones It’s usually blowing over 15mph and we throw bigger flies here
Comment from : Duane Fukumoto

Loomis NRX+ salt 9wt, big flies, big winds and big bonefish here in the Florida keys
Comment from : Walt N

That's some radical tips you're giving Ben brBut I like it rather than going for the recommendation from 10+ years ago 😃
Comment from : ibookje

Nice!
Comment from : flyfishing channel

Take me Bone fishing and I'll show you how to tie the ultimate fly for Rainbows in Lakes Dam I'm jealous Great Video hope to join you guys bone fishing one day Ps Fly not in inset photo but I thought it looked good
Comment from : Bob Johnson