PiscifunSword Fly Fishing Line with Welded Loop, Weight Forward Floating Fly Line, Available in WF1, WF2, WF3, WF4, WF5, WF6, WF7, WF8, WF9, and WF10 Weights, in Lengths of 90 and 100 Feet

I'm a cheapskate when it comes to equipment-- and I would never pay more than fifty bucks for a fly line. (Rather the price was much less, if I can still get good quality.) I've bought some dud lines, which I retire for salt water use, and also some pretty good cheap lines, which sorta met my needs in river casting. But a few weeks ago I bought a PISCIFUN SWORD weight forward fly line for a refurbished rod I just acquired and, well --- it works BEAUTIFULLY. Low memory, silky smooth, and casts super. No joke, this was the BEST line I've ever owned, so I'm writing this review because I just bought my second one for a different reel. No, I am NOT being paid for this review. I'm just telling you, if top quality at a reasonable price means something to you, THIS is the line to get. Straight lines, guys.

For a fairly new fly fisherman, this has worked great. I primarily fish for smallmouth and other fairly aggressive fish that are not particularly shy. Works well with my rudimentary casting skills.

Great product, that's what fly fishermen want.Something that works really well for not much money.

So far so good with this flyline. I bought this line based on the majority of positive reviews. The line is super slick out of the box which is fantastic, as it shoots through the guides with ease. The jury is out on durability as I have only used on a few occasions. As for accuracy, the cast very well. I should mention that I fish 150 plus days a year so I do a lot of research before pulling the trigger on my fishing purchases. It should be noted that there was no welded loop on the end that attaches to your backing only on the front. This was not a deal killer however. A simple nail knot for attaching the backing to the fly line and your good to go. In my experience the nail knot connection where your backing and line are joined goes through your guides is much better than the loop to loop connection. I'm sure you saltwater guys and gals will agree. I hope this review will help.

Ordered the 6wt floating line and spooled it on a Sage Spectrum C 5/6 and mounted to a 10ft Echo Lago 6wt and it casts better than some $99 fly lines I use. I wanted line that casts easily from a kayak in creeks and rivers crowded with tree falls, Spanish moss and cypress trees. I have used several versions of Piscifun fly lines and they seem handle high temperature waters in our Florida lakes and some of our 68 degree cold springs easily. Quality line that doesn’t bust a C-note

put this on my fly reel and threading it thru the eye-lets, and before casting or anything... the word "supple" / manageable! came to mind as I compared it to the stiff line I just replaced.... and may I say after casting with it.... I Like It! gonna put this on my other reels!

I bought this in a pinch because I needed some cheap fly line for my buddy, I will be purchasing this brand from here on. No more $60 fly line for me! This stuff is great! No memory, flexible, easy, smooth casting.

It's not as smooth going through the guides as I'd like but it gets the job done. Can't beat the price.

This line cast very well and have no issues with it at all. For price it is very good.

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Nice floating fly line, easy to cast, good price.

Non ho avuto la possibilità di provarlo ma al tatto sembra ottimo.

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