The result is that the tip, which still has inertia, continues to travel forward and then bounces
Answered by Graig A (Tactics Employee) on 9/12/2016 The front is two pockets
If your saltwater fly reel wont take the required amount of 60 lb hollow braid, or you want to avoid the cost of filling the reel with hollow-core, then adding a top shot of 100 m of hollow core to a base of 50 lb solid braid may give you the capacity needed but with many of the benefits of hollow core
I've also reviewed Kyte 36 and Kestrel 38, and compared them to Kyte 46 and to Kestrel 48 here, so check them out if you're interested
A Naked Front would work too, but I adopted this one simply to keep costs down and because the Naked Front has mirrors and handlebars that stick out, which doesn't look as good
Its also a relatively new model, so long-term durability data is still thin