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There isn't a hook. when the gar hits the combed out nylon cord, you bow to him. Let him have time to chew on it. The cord gets tangled in all the teeth and holds him fast.
Gar fly fishing in Texas wind makes an 11' switch rod very handy. You may have to take a switch rod casting lesson or two, not a cast we use too much.
It is more or less based on the roll cast. With a big gar fly you need to use a static anchor.
Gar fly fishing in Texas wind makes an 11' switch rod very handy. You may have to take a switch rod casting lesson or two, not a cast we use too much.
It is more or less based on the roll cast. With a big gar fly you need to use a static anchor.
