Royal Wulff Salmon Spey Intermediate Fly Line
Excellent roll casting and delicate presentation for single- and double-handed rods, plus long-distance shooting capabilities. 120′ long. Intermediate sinks at 1.25-1.75 iPs.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 120′ |
| Taper | 65′-80′ |
| Running Line | 40′-55′ |
| Weight Class | Intermediate |
| Color | Blue-Green (65-80′ head) |
| Available Sizes | 8, 9, 10, 11 |
Also available in floating and sink-tip to cover every type of salmon and Spey fishing.
FAQ
What is the sink rate of this fly line?
The line sinks at 1.25 to 1.75 inches per second (iPs).
Is this line suitable for both single and double-handed rods?
Yes, it is designed for excellent roll casting and delicate presentation with both single- and double-handed rods.
What is the total length and running line length?
The total length is 120′. The running line is 40′ to 55′.
Molly Manning –
This line performs well in roll casting and provides smooth delivery when fishing in open water. The intermediate sink rate matches the conditions I encounter on the river. It’s reliable for both single and double-handed setups.
Victoria Blake –
I’ve used this line for several weeks on salmon streams. The casting distance is good, and the sink rate is consistent. It’s a bit heavier than floating lines, but that’s expected for intermediate use.
Gordon Anderson –
The blue-green color is visible in the water, which helps with line tracking. The taper allows for easy handling and good control during long casts. Works well with my 9-weight Spey rod.