poly leaders

[Trout Fever]

all right i finally got some money together and i want to buy 2 poly leaders should i get the two fastest sinking leaders?

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Rio 10' Spey VersiLeader Sinking Leader	7.0 ips

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[Trout Fever]

nevermind


1 - 12.70 - 210-003 - Blue Eared Pheasant rump feathers, COLOR natural grey,
SIZE medium
1 - 12.95 - 24229 - Rio 10' Spey VersiLeader Sinking Leader, SINK RATE 5.6 ips
1 - 12.95 - 24230 - Rio 10' Spey VersiLeader Sinking Leader, SINK RATE 7.0 ips
1 - 4.00 - BM - Bronze Mallard Flank, Natural
1 - 2.70 - TFF242 - Teal Flank Feathers, Natural

 

[WBDluver]

I would get the 7 ips but i would skip the 5 ips and take the next one to it. I think its 3 ips

 

[Trout Fever]

lol to late ill have to make another order in a couple weeks for the rest they were selling the set for $80 and to buy them seperate it was like $83 so it only saves a couple dollars !

 

[theartoflee]

Up to 750CFS on the SR I like 3.9 inch per second poly leader. For 750CFS up six inches per second should be fine. The two poly leaders that I used last season on the Salmon were a 3.9inch per second and an intermediate. If you adjust your presentation and have an assortment of weighted flies you should be fine with the 3.9inch per second and a seven inch per second poly for the entire season although an intermediate poly leader would be nice to have.

 

[Trout Fever]

thanks i just put the order through for the 5.6 and 7.0 ips rio versi leader ill buy a couple more before the steel starts running

 

[Broadheadscreek]

Hi TF , much like theartoflee I tend to the lighter side 1.5 , 3.9 and a 5.6 will be the ones you use the most on the salmon river.5.6 being the heaviest I like i use at 750 to 1500 cfs in the areas i like to fish when the water is running this hard. 700 and down to say 550 3.9 and down to 350 1.5 to a straight greased line or straight leader will be fine. But again it all depends on how you fish and where your presentation begins.Once you have fished there in a variety of locations and over time you will learn what tip to use in a given situation to keep you in the zone.7.0 ips I like to use for run off when the water is 1500 cfs plus to 1800. And then there is another category I have never tried T-10 and up which is much heavier..

 

[LyNcH]

Nothing more that I can add to the replies except that this is going to be a good fall/winter.

Thanks for posting a fly fishing related thread, it's refreshing.