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I bought this new fly line a few days ago to replace some cheeper came with the pole line. The new line is White River Fly Shop CV2 Fly Line ™ ® Bass Pro http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_25195_175003001_175000000_175003000_175-3-1. Light is 2x as my other line and half the Diamite and Tappered. I made sure that his same weight as my line and my other pole is 5WT. I have a much harder time launch the new line in comparison with the old line. I think I need to break in. What do you think is the problem?

There are several factors at play here, what the problem might be. First, that the original line is also tapered, either as a weight forward or double taper line. Please consider closely while pulling through your fingers you will see the tapering effect. Therefore, check to see if a double taper or weight forward. The weight forward have all the weight on the front, first there will be a short 6-inch to 12 inch small piece, then the diameter will increase rapidly with advancing down the line then monitors the diameter and the line will remain that way all the way to the end of the line. A double cone is to be the same at both ends. It starts fine then slowly builds to a better body that continues until it starts falling down on the other end. Confirm that the purchases of the WF-5-online F 38-425-044-05 and not accidentally send the line 3 of weight. If a line of 5 then check the weight of your fly rod again to make sure it says which is a 5-weight rod. After control of the above, then what you're seeing is one of two things. Either the line gets too light for size indicated (not very likely) or the bar is designed to be very stiff and needs a heavy line to load the rod. Most lines are made by a two or three manufacturers in the specifications of the purchasing company for the line. Not all fly lines are the same. Some lines of flight will not work in a bar determined, but several airlines fly line will work. Without a fly shop, it would be difficult to find a good line of his cane. His cane is most likely the 'guilty'. I guarantee that not all bars are the same. I have thrown that were broom sticks, which makes them very difficult to plaster. Each company has its cane idea what to do and how to load. So good to have a fly shop to go to so you can test to see which canes fit better. First, back to your original line. Measure and mark the line with a black marker, only a fine line, showing that 30 feet is in line. Make another 40 feet. Now, strip off line so the scoreboard is 30 feet at the tip of the rod and the distribution thereof. Do not let out more line, just made some false models. Is the rod load up? Does the weight of the line to make the rod tip to bend as they come and go. Remember to stop in each direction, so the line can pull back and load the rod tip. Now, the next 10 feet to what the score is 40 feet at the tip of the cane. Still load up? What feels better than the 30 foot mark? What is the rod bending or charge? Take that and put in your new line. Measuring 30 feet, but do not check if there is a possibility that you have to send it back. Just do not let more line out. Now he issued false. What your staff is doing? Is charge as much as with his original line? It is the loading bar at all? Stop and measure another 10 feet and false cast with that. Do you feel the same or that the burden of the bar even further? If you decide that the bar does not load very well with his second line, then that online is just not going to work with that bar. Him suggest you keep it for when you buy your fly rod the second). Return to the original casting line that comes with the rod. If you know of any other person that is a fly fisherman and if by chance, line 7 of weight (not a size used by many people) can borrow from your line weight 7 to see how sit on your bar. Many people have a bar and 6 weight line. Not infrequently, sometimes too large or that line does not reach a fly rod, depending of the rod and how they fish there. You may have to look to deal with a heavier line. Possibly a 6 weight, but if the 5-weight line you bought is not loaded the bar may have a line weight of 7 to do the trick. Larry

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