What is a good fly rod for salmon fishing?
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- For pinks (humpy) a 6 weight is plenty of rod. For Sockeye (red) and Silvers (coho) the 6 will be a bit under size even if it has a good backbone. A 7 is good for those. I do not fly fish for King (chinook) because they almost require a 9 or 10 and these rods are tiresome to cast all day.
- Depending what kind of salmon, anything from a 6 to 10 weight. This site has a good fly rod selector at the bottom of the page: http://www.orvis.com/store/shop.aspx?dir_id=758&shop_id=1446&cm_ven=performics&cm_cat=Cross%20Current%20Guide%20Service&cm_pla=NO&cm_ite=875&adv=875&bhcp=1
- i fish for all salmon with a 3wt but i am going after the world record. a 8 wt will work good for all salmon
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