Re: Line recomendations needed
My, nine cents worth, Mikie........ (worth, about 3 cents)
I've been using the "AirFlo Multi Tip" lines, now, for a couple of years and really like them for both, nymphing streams and anything I do when lake fishing.
True, they're right up there at a hundred smackeroonies but if you look at the versatility and what you really get, buying one, for a $100.00 it's like buying 4 fly lines for the same price or, $25.00 each?!
They come with the four tips, each 12' long and range in weight from a 'full floater" to "torpedo depth", (8" a second).
If you're tubing, or, pontooning etc, in the still waters you fish, they're really nice for changing conditions, because you're only changing out one, 12' tip section, (everything is loop to loop set up already), instead of the hassles of breaking down your whole set up to change spools or change to a complete reel for something else.
(I once dropped the irreplaceable spool to my Sage #304, while trying to change spools once in my Belly Boat, NEVER again!)
Quite a few line manufacturers make these Multi Tip lines, now, so AirFlo's no the only game in town on these, but it was the first brand I tried and almost all my fly lines are Airflos anyway.
Just a 3 cent suggestion!
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