Royal Wulff Ambush Triangle Taper Fly Line
Designed with Garry Sandstrom, the Ambush delivers outstanding rollcasting performance from single-hand and switch rods. The short head loads quickly and creates a compact D-loop, eliminating the need for a long backcast. A thin diameter running line combined with J3 coating technology provides a fast, rifle-like cast. The Hi-Viz two-tone color helps you easily identify the loading point.
| Line Weight | Head Grain Weight | Taper | Running Line | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 175 | 20′ | 70′ | 90′ |
| 4 | 195 | 20′ | 70′ | 90′ |
| 5 | 215 | 20′ | 70′ | 90′ |
| 6 | 235 | 20′ | 70′ | 90′ |
| 7 | 255 | 20′ | 70′ | 90′ |
FAQ
What makes the Ambush line perform well in rollcasting?
The short head loads quickly and forms a compact D-loop, reducing the need for a long backcast. Combined with its thin diameter and J3 coating, it delivers fast, accurate casts similar to a rifle.
Is the Hi-Viz color useful in fishing conditions?
Yes, the Hi-Viz two-tone color makes it easy to spot the loading point, especially in low-light or reflective conditions.
What is the taper and running line length for each weight?
All weights have a 20′ taper and 70′ running line, with a total length of 90′.
Warren Nolan –
I’ve used the Ambush 5 weight for several weeks on lakes and streams. The rollcasting is smooth and precise, especially when using a single-hand rod. The thin line and visible loading point make it easy to manage in tight spaces. Great for beginners and experienced anglers alike.
Dorothy Lewis –
The cast consistency is impressive. I noticed a significant improvement in my backcast efficiency. The Hi-Viz color helps me see the line during setup, which is a small but helpful detail.
Charles Oliver –
Solid performance for a 3-weight line. It casts well and feels responsive. A bit more sensitive than standard lines, but that’s a good thing for accuracy.