Scientific Anglers Air Cel Fly Line
Can’t decide what to fish for? Our AirCel General-Purpose Floating line is a simple, no-frills, weight-forward floating fly line perfect for throwing dry flies, nymphs, and streamers to trout, bass, or panfish in streams, rivers, or lakes. It may not cost a lot, but that certainly doesn’t mean the AirCel won’t get the job done.
Our View
This is our preferred fly line for our entry-level outfits we package in-store. At around half the cost of other lines – these represent great value. Perhaps best of all, they cast and float exceptionally well.
Features
- The original modern floating fly line
- Dependable flotation and durability
- Raised bump in handling section to indicate the ideal place to begin the cast
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Floating |
| Use | Dry flies, nymphs, streamers |
| Target Species | Trout, bass, panfish |
| Environment | Streams, rivers, lakes |
| Weight Forward | Yes |
FAQ
What types of flies can I use with the AirCel Fly Line?
You can use dry flies, nymphs, and streamers with the AirCel Fly Line.
Is this line suitable for beginners?
Yes, the AirCel is designed as a simple, no-frills option and is ideal for entry-level anglers.
How does the raised bump on the line help?
The raised bump indicates the ideal place to begin the cast, helping with proper casting technique.
Penelope Clarkson –
I bought this line for my first fly fishing trip. It casts smoothly and stays afloat well in the river. The raised bump makes it easy to find the starting point for each cast. Great value for the price.
Karen Slater –
Works well for dry flies and nymphs in calm waters. A bit stiff in windy conditions, but overall reliable and easy to handle.
Brandon Kelly –
Perfect for beginners. The line floats well and doesn’t break easily. I’ve used it in lakes and streams with good results.
Molly Campbell –
Not the most advanced line, but it does the job. I use it for trout and panfish. Casts true and stays on the water without sinking.