Andrew,
Thanks for the info. Your exactly right. The loops are smaller and that makes perfect sense about the silk lines. I guess I will put this pole on the back burner for a while. With this being such an old pole and my fathers to bat, I don't see myself re-looping it. I may try and set up some kind of display since I also have the original flies in the wooden case and the original case for the pole. I will keep my eyes out for one of the cortland silk lines for future use.
If anyone is curious, I could bring the flies to the next Beer Tie if anyone wants to see them. They have never been used and most look in good shape but considering the age I don't see myself using them. Let me know,
Aaron
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