Fly fishing line
Manufactured with our advanced computer controlled production system to achieve the different tappering profiles to meet the diverse needs of fly fishermen world wide.

Special taper design and different core cover formulations make for a consistant, precise and accutrate cast under any condition.

Fly lines available as:(WF) Weight Forward, (DT) Double Taper, (L)Level taper, (SH) Shooting Head

Available in Floating, and Intermediate Sinking Line

Weight-forward taper (WF)
These are the most popular and the best choice if you are a beginner
The first 30 feet or so of line is heavier because of its tapered front end
The rest of the line is thinner and is known as the running line
The weight-forward line helps with long casts and better precision even in windy conditions

Weight-forward taper (WF)
These are the most popular and the best choice if you are a beginner
The first 30 feet or so of line is heavier because of its tapered front end
The rest of the line is thinner and is known as the running line
The weight-forward line helps with long casts and better precision even in windy conditions

Shooting taper (ST)
ST lines cast farther than other lines so they are designed for fast-running rivers and in extreme wind conditions.
The line portion (front section) is stout and short to form a casting loop.
Most anglers attach a shooting line on the running line using monofilament, braided line or a very fine diameter fly line

Level taper(L)
These lines are uniform in diameter throughout, making them the most economical
If you are a beginner don't try to save money this way.
Level taper lines are the most difficult to cast so they really are best used by seasoned veterans,
Primarily for fly fishing with live bait.