Posted: 5/18/2025 7:11:29 PM EDT
Took my son out for some warm water ultralight fly fishing action on a local to us creek. Here are pics of the adventure.             |
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Originally Posted By FrogWater: Way cool! Been fly-fishing almost 50yrs and I guess I never realized there was such thing as a 0# rod/line.   Thanks! My first 0wt rod was a Sage SPL they came out with them in the late 90s. I also have a 0wt SLT from the early 2000s. That TXL-F was a replacement when I broke my last SPL on an unnamed creek in the middle of Idaho fishing for west slope cutts. They’re fun rods even fished them on that popular brown trout spot in eastern Oregon when I lived out west. Since moving to middle TN, they see much more warm water action. Sadly some of my bigger stuff doesn’t get much use out here. Haven’t really had much use for my 9wt or my Meiser Spey rod since moving here. |
| Beautiful pictures, and obviously a good time had. My lightest is an Orvis HLS Silver Label 3 wt 8'6" that I've had for about 30 years. |
America is at that awkward stage, it’s too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards....Claire Wolfe
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Originally Posted By 50-140: Beautiful pictures, and obviously a good time had. My lightest is an Orvis HLS Silver Label 3 wt 8'6" that I've had for about 30 years. Nice, my oldest rod currently is also an Orvis rod. It’s a 5wt Henry’s Fork, with an unsanded blank. Used to have some Sage SPLs, sadly, my last one broke back in 2018. |
