Saltwater fly lines Intermediate

Description: Product Information Our Saltwater fly lines have braided nylon core with special coating to prevent corrosion, reference structure see the above picture. Floating line available sizes are LW6 ~10 with coral red; Intermediate line available sizes are LW 8 ~9 with firebrick; Sinking line available sizes are LW8 ~ 9 with dark red. Length: 100FT,front Welded Xtra-Strength Streamlined Loop The rod and reel are only half of the story when optimizing gear. The correct fly line is a must for maximizing the performance of a rod and should be matched to the type of rod being used as well as the type of fishing being done. Here are a few guidelines to help you choose the right fly line. First, we will cover the dynamics of a fly line. The change in the diameter of the fly line is called the taper. The taper determines how the energy of your cast is transmitted from the rod to the fly. The longer and thinner the front taper, belly, and rear taper, the slower the line will dissipate the energy of the cast, which allows for greater accuracy and control. The shorter and thicker the front taper of the fly line is, the more energy is transmitted directly to the fly, which will increase distance and turn the fly over quicker. There are several different types of tapers to consider: weight-forward, double taper and specialty (sinking lines). About fly line construction. It starts with a core material followed by an outer coating. The stiffness of the core material is important to consider in regards to the type of climate being fished. The more supple materials (Dacron) are better for cool weather/cool water environments. When heading to the tropics, a stiffer core is best and will not wilt with the heat, break down in a saltwater environment and will shoot well resulting in longer casts. WEIGHT FORWARD LINESWeight forward lines are constructed with the greatest mass of fly line located in the first 30’. This helps to propel the cast outward and will load the rod quickly. These are versatile lines that delicately present to trout or that nasty Barracuda in the tropics. Depending on the application of the line, the length of the head on weight forward lines will vary as well as change the casting characteristics. For slow to medium action rods, use a line with a delicate front taper These lines will not overload the rod because they are an exact line weight. This will help with delicate presentations and allow the fly to turnover without crashing down on the surface of the water. Medium to fast action fly rods will work best with a weight forward line that has a little more belly (first 30’) in the line to properly load the rod at short to medium distances. The longer compound taper on the front of the line allows for delicate turnover at any distance and the relaxed rear taper allows for better roll casting and mending. Fast to Ultra fast action rods require a line that will load the rod quickly with minimal false casting. This type of line has most of the mass of the fly line towards the head and usually a half of a line weight heavier than the manufacturing standard. for maximum distance, casting big flies into the wind or two fly rigs with lots of weight and big indicators. DOUBLE TAPERED LINES Double tapered lines are tapered from either end and have a uniform diameter between the tapers (thin on the ends and thickest in the middle). These lines are designed for ultra-light presentations when fishing small streams. When one end wears out, just flip it around and you have a brand new fly. They are exceptional roll casting lines this Taper are best matched with slow to moderate action rods for the most delicate presentations. SINKING LINES Sinking fly lines are used when searching for those elusive fish that like to live in the deep. There are two main categories of sinking lines: sink tips and full sinking lines. The sinking tips have a sinking head section (lengths will vary with manufacturer) and a floating running line. These are best used when the depth is shallow (1-15 feet) and the current is not too fast. Full sinking lines are the depth charges of fly lines. The entire length of the fly line will sink at a specified rate measured in inches per second. Most of the full sinking lines produced today have the technology built in that allows the line to sink at a level rate. With Density Compensation, the entire fly line will sink at the same rate allowing to better presentation of the fly underneath the surface. OUR GUIDE MIKE TENNER IS A MEMBER OF TGALT....LOOK HIM UP IN GOOGLE,YAHOO,MSN Trout Guides and Lodges Tasmania Inc. membership of the finest and most respected Trout fishing guides and lodges in Tasmania. All members are committed to providing you with the best knowledge and service possible, and are dedicated to Tasmania's exceptional, wild Trout fishery.We tie professional flies. The difference between professional and standard is that professional flies are tied to a more exacting standard as required by the individual client. We only use the very best materials available. All our flies are hardwearing and robust, the professional range offers the serious fisherman an outstanding level of quality We offer a full line of classic aluminum fly boxes in black satin anodized finish. They are constructed from highest quality of materials, marine grade aluminium, and high density non-absorbent foam. All our boxes come with a spare inlay sheet.These corrosion resistant boxes are perfect for stream side freshwater fishing or storing saltwater flies alike. At Rod&Fly our goal is to supply the discriminating fly fisherman with the finest quality flies and accessories. We have spent countless hours testing and evaluating every item we offer and feel our products are some of the finest available at any price. Every fly or accessory is fully guaranteed. If you are not satisfied with the quality just return it within 14 days for a complete refund. The flies are tied on DAI-RIKI hooks which are made in Japan from carbon steel, they have chemically sharpened points which makes flattening the barbs for 'catch and release' a simple task.

Price: 49.95 AUD

Location: MOUNTAIN RIVER

End Time: 2024-08-05T09:08:08.000Z

Shipping Cost: 3.59 AUD