noob needs help choosing a tarp

[nu2hike]

I just purchased a WBBB hammock and need suggestions as to which tarp to purchase! I've never camped in a hammock so everything is new to me! I've looked at the WB superfly and the Big Mamajama.I wont be doing any winter camping, but like the idea of doors as I will be hiking mostly on the AT startin in June and rain is almost an everyday occurance!
I've considered a cuban fiber tarp to keep down the weight, but am uncertain as to what size would provide the most protection from the elements.
Sorry as my camping experience as been in a tent I don't want to feel "over exposed"
I realize that I will require other gear in order to make the switch from tent to hammock, but I felt that after the hammock the tarp should be my next purchase!
Thanks

[Dutch]

I personally don't think doors are necessary if you aren't going out for winter. You will want to keep the wind towards the sides of you tarp but that is all. I like less guide lines to deal with and the quicker set up and less stakes. Either WB tarp or any of the larger tarps by the cottage suppliers will do.

[flatline]

I personally don't think doors are necessary if you aren't going out for winter. You will want to keep the wind towards the sides of you tarp but that is all. I like less guide lines to deal with and the quicker set up and less stakes. Either WB tarp or any of the larger tarps by the cottage suppliers will do.

Dutch is right.
I as a new hanger wanted a "do it all" tarp so i went for the SuperFly so i would have almost any configuration available until i gain the experience and confidence to go out with less protection. i have no doubt i will want a smaller tarp in the future, but, for now i'm very happy.
there is a small weight "toll". but , the more weight i carry, the more weight i loose (to a point of common since).

Dutch is the greatest hiker in the world, and easy on the eyes. i, on the other hand, am not. i'm thinking about going cowboy and getting a pack mule.