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        <![CDATA[ I recently received a 6 foot Wulff midge rod and I am currently fishing it with a silk DT 4 wt and a 1903 Bougle Repro. I have this nutty idea of taking it up
for LL salmon this fall. I figure if I load it with a 100 yds. of backing and a &quot;trimmed to fit&quot; WF 4 wt I might do OK. The question is which plastic
WF line do folks like on this rod?

 AgMD
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			<title><![CDATA[ Re: Line for 6 foot Wulff Midge? ]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[ Thanks for the input guys. This is an older Norm Thompson rod, which I understood ( probably wrongly) to be a 4 wt. So far I have only tried it with a 4 wt but
I expect to try a 5 wt on it this weekend, if it don&#39;t rain. I have silk in 4, 5, and 6 so I have it covered for everyday use. For a week of LL Salmon
though I thought I would forgo the silk and use plastic. Not as much fun, but easier to deal with.
<br>
 AgMD
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			<title><![CDATA[ Re: Line for 6 foot Wulff Midge? ]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[ If it&#39;s an original 6&#39; Wulff Midge from the 1960&#39;s then you might try a 6 wt or a Wulff TT 5/6.  Those rods were made for a 6 IIRC (Jeffkn1 has an
original catalog that he posted in April &#39;08 but the image is now gone). 
<br>
If it&#39;s the newer version currently available from Royal Wulff products then a 5wt might do the trick.
<br>
Good luck with the Salmon!! ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ I don&#39;t have that rod.  Regardless, would try an SA GPX WF4.  I like this line on a couple of short, sturdy 4wts. ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ I recently received a 6 foot Wulff midge rod and I am currently fishing it with a silk DT 4 wt and a 1903 Bougle Repro. I have this nutty idea of taking it up
for LL salmon this fall. I figure if I load it with a 100 yds. of backing and a &quot;trimmed to fit&quot; WF 4 wt I might do OK. The question is which plastic
WF line do folks like on this rod?
<br>
 AgMD
<br> ]]></description>

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