Sage Spey R8 7126/7130/7136 Review
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 Published On Aug 13, 2024

Ah the 7wts….I love this category as they get fished more than any line weight across the board. In this video, I will chat up the benefits of each of these, from the authoritative nature of the 7126, the sweet groove of the 7130, and the big water Scandi champ, the 7136. Thanks for watching! Please like and subscribe, it is much appreciated!

As a side note, I almost didn’t post this video, as I wasn’t totally pleased with my casting. Maybe it’s obvious or not, but I wasn’t totally finding my groove. After watching the video, it was real clear to me what I was struggling with. My rod was too steep in the key position (the firing or casting position). It should have been flatter in the back. I got to maybe 9:30 instead of 10. The result was that I had to rely too much on the tip of the rod for power, instead of being able to access the butt of the rod, which is most powerful. I preach regularly engaging the butt, loading the rod from butt to tip. As you can see, I failed to do this effectively if at all. Did the cast still go pretty good? Yes. But if you watch closely you’ll see some tailing loops of varying degrees. That’s a sure sign of too much tip and not enough butt. Anyway, I thought I would share this as a teaching point. We al have our off days. Thank goodness the R8’s are so forgiving!

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