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Airflo Cast Performance Taper Fly Line – Floating, Intermediate, Sink 3

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $109.82.Current price is: $47.50.

Versatile fly line with easy loading taper for nymphing, dry flies, and lure fishing in stillwaters.

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Airflo Cast – Performance Taper

Our Cast fly line series offer fantastic value for money.

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.

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

Sinking at 3 inches per second, this medium sinker completes the cast range with reliable performance in deeper waters.

Feature Specification
Density Floating, Intermediate, Sink 3
Sink Rate (Intermediate) 1.5 inches per second
Sink Rate (Sink 3) 3 inches per second
Front Taper Easy loading, forgiving for all skill levels

FAQ

What is the sink rate of the Intermediate line?

The Intermediate line has a sink rate of 1.5 inches per second.

Is the floating line suitable for nymphing?

Yes, the floating line is suitable for nymphing, dry fishing, and lure fishing from boat or bank.

What makes the front taper easy to use?

The easy loading front taper is forgiving and suitable for anglers of all abilities.

3 reviews for Airflo Cast Performance Taper Fly Line – Floating, Intermediate, Sink 3

  1. Dorothy Dickens –

    I’ve used the intermediate line for several weeks on a small reservoir. It sinks smoothly at 1.5 inches per second and works well for both nymphing and lure fishing. The front taper makes it easy to load, even when I’m new to casting. Great value for the performance.

  2. Jack James –

    The sink 3 line performs well in deeper water. It holds its sink rate consistently and doesn’t tangle easily. I use it for deeper stillwater fishing and it’s reliable in different conditions.

  3. Peter Watson –

    The floating line is perfect for dry fly fishing from the bank. It’s stable and floats well, even in light wind. The easy taper helps me cast with confidence, even on my first attempts.

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