Well I have a jib . So your argument is invalid once again . It was invalid anyways because you provided no reasoning as to why I ' m invalid . <| sep |> Get a g 403 . It has similar size but larger hump . Or a zowie za 11 <| sep |> That ' s spit . xD <| sep |> Robin Williams . He was still using the Bolivian marching powder then . <| sep |> He ' s like Superman except , you know , a monster <| sep |> I ' m so sorry , I honestly don ' t know where this rediculous luck came from , I wish you all the luck in the world <| sep |> All twohanded distance aside , I say focus on getting dialed on single handed for now . Even casting from shore you can just learn a roll cast . It should be in your cast quiver anyway . As far as getting out there , get you hands on a kayak , SUP , or float tubepontoon . In my unprofessional opinion an 8 wt is great for all your bass needs . You ' ll be able to toss pretty much anything in any wind . I use a TFO Clouser 8 wt for all my delta striper , largemouth , and Pyramid Lake WIND CITY SON . Then a 4 wt for trout stuff . I can throw down to a size 8 fly in little to no wind . Anything bigger or windier I bump up to a 6 wt . 6 wt is key for casting big streamers chasing fall browns . A 6 wt is also ideal for lake trout and smallmouth bass . You can also target largemouth bass and schoolie stripers with a 6 wt , provided it ' s not too windy . Sorry if that was kinda rambly . It ' s thanksgiving and I ' ve had 3 manhattans . Cheers ! Edit grammar and a sentence .