Scientific Anglers Mastery Infinity Fly Line
The Mastery Infinity has the power to bomb out streamers, yet retains delicacy for dry flies. It mends like an absolute dream, and delivers flies at all distances. Built a half-size heavy, with a long head and substantial front taper, it’s perfect for everything from trout and panfish to pike and steelhead. There’s a reason we call it the Infinity: there is no end to what you’ll be able to do with it.
- Extremely versatile general-purpose taper designed for most freshwater species; an excellent line for trout, grayling, panfish, bass, carp, steelhead, salmon, and pike
- Made a half-size heavy to load fast-action rods, but works well with a variety of rod actions
- Extended head length for long-distance casts and superior mending ability
- Excellent performance in both wet and dry fly fishing
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | Half-size heavy |
| Head Length | Extended |
| Front Taper | Substantial |
| Best For | Trout, panfish, bass, steelhead, pike, grayling, carp, salmon |
FAQ
What types of fish is the Mastery Infinity Fly Line best suited for?
The Mastery Infinity Fly Line is ideal for trout, panfish, bass, steelhead, pike, grayling, carp, and salmon.
Does this line work well with different rod actions?
Yes, although designed for fast-action rods, it performs well with a variety of rod actions.
How does the extended head benefit fishing?
The extended head improves long-distance casting and provides superior mending ability, making it easier to maintain line tension and control during fishing.
Joseph Peake –
I’ve used this line for both dry fly and streamer fishing. It casts smoothly and holds well in the wind. The mending is excellent, especially when fishing in open water. Great versatility for different species and conditions.
Alison Dickens –
Perfect for my daily trout and panfish trips. The front taper helps with quick casts, and the long head makes it easy to reach farther distances without losing control.
Jason Burgess –
Works well with my fast-action rod. I noticed a slight difference in feel compared to lighter lines, but it’s balanced and reliable for both finesse and power fishing.
Lisa Gray –
Used it on a steelhead run and it handled the heavy casts and mending perfectly. The line doesn’t break under pressure and stays consistent throughout the session.