Mike McGovney Talks Versatility On The Water

In todays Tips from Mike, McGovney talks to us about our line and rod versatility in some more depth, applying the principles to a fishing scenario, fishing sea-run cutthroat on our Micro Skagit 4wt rods. This applies to bass, steelhead, or whatever fish you're chasing.

[@fishduckdog]

Thanks for sharing!

[@chuckmorgan3049]

Great tips and nice to see you back Mike!!

[@OPSkagit]

We agree good to have McGovney back.

[@mikeparishy]

perry poke-ugh,,great rods really sweet casting loads of flex

[@OPSkagit]

We appreciate the endorsement!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Great information

[@OPSkagit]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LineSpeedJediTimRawlins]

sweet

[@OPSkagit]

thanks Tim!

[@colephalen1149]

Hey on that blue Catchercraft in the background what are you using to hold the oars up off the streambed

[@ridesingletrack]

Looks super fun! I have the 9'9" 3wt with a 150 grain smooth line and absolutely love it. Never tried a standard WF on it though. What line weight would you recommend if I wanted to dabble with it?

[@OPSkagit]

Our 3-5wt Micro Skagit rods are true to WF lines, but they do very well with lines rated a half weight heavier. So, a WF line that is rated @ 3.5wt would be great with our 3wt.

[@ridesingletrack]

@@OPSkagit Great. Thanks for the reply!