Airflo Superflo Max Smooth Flats Universal Tropical Floating Fly Line
Chase that salty grand slam with the Airflo Superflo Max Smooth Flats Universal Tropical Floating Fly Line. Smooth to the touch, this line features a low stretch core, ultra durable PU coating and a well-designed taper that will put a big smile on your face when you cast it. Being + 0.9 in line size, the Superflo Max Universal taper loads quickly for the short game and its long rear taper gives incredible loop stability on long range shots.
- Designed to cast small to large sized flies in medium windy conditions
- Use for grand slam species – tarpon, permit, bonefish and more
- Power loop
- 32lb braid core up to WF9F, and 42lb braid core on size WF10F and up
- Superflo Max smooth coating
- Printed line ID
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Core Type | 32lb braid core up to WF9F, 42lb braid core on WF10F and up |
| Coating | Ultra durable PU coating |
| Line Type | Floating fly line |
| Design | Low stretch core, well-designed taper, power loop |
| Use Case | Medium windy conditions, grand slam species (tarpon, permit, bonefish) |
FAQ
What fish species is this fly line best suited for?
This fly line is ideal for grand slam species such as tarpon, permit, and bonefish.
What makes the Superflo Max line different from other floating fly lines?
It features a low stretch core, ultra durable PU coating, and a well-designed taper that provides quick load for short casts and excellent loop stability on long range shots.
What is the line strength and core type?
The line has a 32lb braid core up to WF9F and a 42lb braid core on size WF10F and up.
Phil Forsyth –
Great performance in windy conditions. The line casts smoothly and holds its shape well during long shots. I’ve used it for bonefish and permit fishing and it’s reliable in saltwater environments.
Dorothy Kelly –
The power loop and taper design make it easy to cast accurately. The PU coating is tough and doesn’t fray even after repeated use. Works well with both small and large flies.
Evan Springer –
Solid line for tropical fly fishing. It’s durable and feels smooth in hand. A bit heavier than expected for short casts, but the loop stability on long shots is impressive.
Nicholas Anderson –
Used it during a tarpon season and it performed well in medium wind. The printed ID helps me identify the line quickly, and the coating holds up well in saltwater.