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Sci Angler Air Cel Weight Forward Floating Fly Line – Durable & Reliable for Trout and Bass Fishing

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $39.95.Current price is: $21.51.

Perfect for dry flies, nymphs, and streamers in streams and rivers with reliable flotation and easy handling.

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Sci Angler Air Cel Weight Forward Floating Fly Line

Can’t decide what to fish for? Our Air Cel 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 Air Cel won’t get the job done.

  • The original modern floating fly line
  • Dependable flotation and durability
  • Raised bump in handling section to indicate the ideal place to begin the cast
  • Mid–length head for general fishing situations
  • Braided multifilament core
ITEM NUMBER LINE WEIGHT HEAD LENGTH TOTAL LENGTH GRAIN
SCA-100 4X 10.5 ft 18 ft 3.5

FAQ

What types of flies can I use with this fly line?

This weight-forward floating fly line is suitable for dry flies, nymphs, and streamers when fishing for trout, bass, or panfish.

Is the line durable in rough water conditions?

Yes, the braided multifilament core provides dependable flotation and durability in various water conditions.

How do I know where to start the cast?

There is a raised bump in the handling section that indicates the ideal place to begin the cast.

3 reviews for Sci Angler Air Cel Weight Forward Floating Fly Line – Durable & Reliable for Trout and Bass Fishing

  1. Keith Avery –

    I’ve used this line for several weeks on both rivers and lakes. It performs well with dry flies and nymphs. The raised bump helps me start casts consistently. It’s reliable and easy to handle.

  2. Karen Jones –

    Good value for general fishing. Works well in moderate currents. The mid-length head is balanced for most situations. A bit heavier than expected, but still effective.

  3. Jane Clarkson –

    Perfect for beginners and experienced anglers alike. The flotation is solid, and the line doesn’t tangle easily. I use it for trout and panfish in streams.

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