Are all the “specialty” flylines out there really worth it ? Or is it just a gimmick ?
Seems like there’s a flyline for every occasion. I can see sink tips and intermediate tips being useful…but “Clouser Line ? “Steelhead Taper” , “Nymph Taper”, “Streamer Epress”…and so on.
Give me a good quality WF floating line and I can be pretty happy.
I think it comes down to whether or not the added performance that you might see in a line is worth the money to you personally. I have found that there are some very specific situations (like casting big flies for musky/pike) where a specialty line can make more than a little bit of a difference.
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Cortland 333 Pro Yellow Sink Tip Fly Line – WF6F/S 30 yds. $24.95 Cortland 333 Pro Yellow Sink Tip Fly Line – WF6F/S 30 yards. Sink Tip rocket. The weight forward design allows extra distances when required. A long slender front taper for delicate presentation. 333 PRO SERIES FLY LINE FEATURE IMPROVED COATINGS FOR GREATER SHOOTABILITY AND LONG BELLY TAPERS THAT ENABLE FLY FISHERMAN TO AERIALIZE MORE LINE FOR GREATER CASTING DISTANCES. A MID PRICED FLY LINE THAT… |
