Cast Fly Lines by Airflo
A versatile range of fly lines featuring an easy loading front taper that’s very forgiving for anglers of all abilities. Available in three densities that cover a wide variety of techniques and all at a price that won’t break the bank.
- PVC Free
- Standard Water Temps
- Micro welded loops
Floating
Perfect taper for the stillwater angler looking to cover nymph, dry and lure fishing methods from boat or bank.
Intermediate
This translucent grey fast intermediate is perfect for reservoirs and small still waters. A sink rate of 1.5 inches per second makes this a very versatile line that is comfortable nymphing or pulling lures.
Sink 3
Designed for deeper water fishing, this sink line offers consistent performance in slower-moving or deeper sections of lakes and rivers.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Density | Floating, Intermediate, Sink 3 |
| Material | PVC Free |
| Loop Type | Micro welded loops |
| Sink Rate (Intermediate) | 1.5 inches per second |
| Water Temperature Range | Standard water temps |
FAQ
What are the three densities available in the Cast Fly Lines?
The three densities are Floating, Intermediate, and Sink 3, each suited to different fishing conditions and techniques.
Is the line suitable for both nymphing and lure fishing?
Yes, the intermediate density is especially versatile for nymphing and pulling lures in still and reservoir waters.
Are the loops micro welded?
Yes, the fly lines feature micro welded loops for added strength and durability.
Alexandra Underwood –
I’ve used the intermediate line for several weeks on a small lake. It’s easy to cast and the sink rate is just right for nymphing. The line feels solid and doesn’t tangle easily. Great value for the price.
Joshua MacDonald –
The floating line works well from the bank for dry fly fishing. It’s forgiving and doesn’t snap when I’m still learning. The micro welded loops stay secure even in windy conditions.
Penelope Parsons –
Switched from a previous brand to Airflo’s sink 3 line. It performs consistently in deeper water. The sink rate is predictable and the line doesn’t kink during use.
Megan Chapman –
I use this line for both stillwater and small reservoirs. The intermediate option is my go-to for lure fishing. It’s durable and the PVC-free construction feels more natural in the water.