Anyone bring a two-handed rod for shorefishing? I want to give it a shot one of these days. Seems like it would be great for brushy shorelines where it might be tough to fit in a real backcast. Of course, I'd have to learn how to cast the two-hander, first, but the BW seems like a decent spot to spend some time learning. heh heh.
Flyfishing in the BWCA can be a ton of fun! I rarely even bring along a traditional rod anymore. The biggest drawback of a two handed fly rod from shore would be the amount of brush on the back cast. However, in the right spot, you could have a blast wading and fishing down the shorelines. Especially if you could get the fly out an extra 10-15 yards. Good luck!
I'd recommend a standard 1-hander rod and learning the snap-T cast. Excellent for milking every last foot of distance out of your rod when faced with a brushy backdrop. That way you don't have to worry about rocking a 12-14 foot rod when fishing out of the canoe
"Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after" -Thoreau
Help keep support this community and website with the many resources it provides and maintains.
Learn more
We use cookies to enhance your experience, for analytics, and to support 3rd party content and advertising providers. If you continue using this website, you agree to our privacy and legal agreement.
Ok