Product Details
The T-Series fly line with a 24-ft. sinking section (28 on the T-500) is the most popular series in the Teeny selection. Each T-Series fly line has a different grain weight, enabling you to match the line with the rod you're fishing. With the T-Series, you have the perfect line for any location or species of fish - fresh or saltwater.
Price : $
57.99
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Match the Fly Line Weight With Your
Equipment! Always use a fly line weight that
matches your fly reel and fly rod. Thus, if you have a 4-wt. fly
reel and a 4-wt. fly rod, be sure to get a 4 wt. fly line. For
more information read Understanding
Fly Line Weights. |
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Understand Fly Line Codes : If
you don't understand the fly line code, it's inevitable you'll get
the wrong type of fly line for your needs. See example below to understand
the codes! |
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Example of Fly Line Code : WF-5-F.
What this means is that the fly line has a Weight
Forward Taper,
a Fly
Line Weight of 5, and Floats.
Read more about fly
line codes. |
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Trout Fish? Can only afford one
fly line? Then get a floating fly line, not a sinking
or sink-tip one. You can always "convert" a floating fly line into
a partial sinking one through the use of weights. |
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About Fly Line Color : Get
a fly line color that YOU can see. The fish will see the fly line
regardless of the color. Read more about fly
line color. |
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That Pesky Fly Line Taper : Fly
line taper refers to how the line has been modified to allow for
easier casting. The "weight-forward taper" is by far the most popular
taper, and also the most effective for general fly-fishing uses.
Read more about fly
line taper. |
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