over-rated vs. under-rated

flybill said:
They both beat graphite!! Bring it!
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Shoot, one could also just roll with....

Vastly Underrated: heavyweight modern glass rods.

Vastly overrated: graphite heavyweights...
 
wmelton said:
what lines are you using?
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depends on the rod. On my NFC Iconoglass 10wt I like any shooting head from 375gr to 450gr, but my Epic Bandit (also a 10wt) prefers something in the 350-390gr range. My Steffen 10/11 feels more like a 12 and really starts to come alive with a 450gr shooting head. I'm partial to SA Sonar Titan tapers & Cortland Compact series of lines in all sink rates. Then again, I have a Seele 12wt glass that likes anything from 500-650gr (that's the max I've tried on it) but that thing is a beast...
 
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flybill said:
Techtonic Plate shift over millions of years.. the coconuts were native to the area during the Jurassic period.. Migration of coconuts was much later I believe... Bill not Nye the Science Guy!
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Everyone knows that coconut migrations only occur during very rare African Swallow migrations..

Overrated.. science
Underrated... comedy
 
Overrated: Expensive underwear
Underrated: Expensive outerwear
 
Before the Vashon Ice Sheet existed, the pathway was being set by Eocene granite. Between there and where Lake Missoula would come to set, the rising magma exploded into rhyolite ash or crystalized below the surface to become granite. What happened, you ask? You did ask, didn't you? The Sanpoil, Challis, and Lowland Creek volcanic piles are where large masses of granite crystalized during late-Cretaceous time. They point to the broad distribution of Eocene igneious rocks, all the way from the Eocene volcanoes of central Oregon and the North Cascades east through central Montana. Ancient movement of the land ensured that the tropical coconuts would in the future taste the salt and meet the humpkins.
 
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