Re: Non glare tippet

Posted by Phil Ewanicki on 2012-03-25 17:57:28 in reply to Re: Non glare tippet posted by Ralph on 2012-03-25 13:59:47

When something passes between an observer and a light source a shadow, not a glare, is the result. A matte tippet will cast a more distinct shadow at lower angles but less glare at higher deflections. It's the same old tradeoff deal as near as I can figure, but I'll trade more glare for less shadow when fishing dry flies.

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• Re: Non glare tippet - Ralph - 2012-03-25 21:39:46 (0)