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YesYou fly fish the same?
Nice band Mikey. 562? Looks husky to me. Lowers too big for Stihl's I've seen.
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We were at 60 for years. We finally bumped to 66 this year. We're still not the highest in town...but not the cheapest either. I haven't had any complaints yet. We're gonna go to 70 in another year or two.Wow we are at $70.00/HR and most of my customers complain that we are high. Average around here is $60.00 - $65.00/HR
Very seldom do I ever need to use the reel for trout fishing.I like to fly fish Jeremy, I can catch fish but at times my technique is pretty ugly.
Im just trying to figure how you cast, strip line, pull line but reel with you right hand? You swap hands to reel?
We used to be at $70, but December of last year due to rising costs we had the bump the rate up. Easy for the boss's, but has made work for us mechanics more difficult.Wow we are at $70.00/HR and most of my customers complain that we are high. Average around here is $60.00 - $65.00/HR
I cast and reel with my right hand.
Reeling with left hand just feels wrong.
That's how my grandfather does it.I'm right handed but I pick up left handed baitcasting reels when I find them.
Why shift the rod right to left just to crank?
Besides, lefty reels are cheaper at garage sales.[emoji108]
I have a very nice 42mm top end for that 028.......Today it was two 028 Stihls, an 023 Stihl and a Hitachi CS40EA. All now running except the 028WB that's been sitting partially outside for 2 years in all kinds of weather. I did get it to hit on a fuel prime but couldn't get it to stay running. Compression seems iffy and owner says it needs crank seals so it'll sit for a while longer.