Royal Wulff Bermuda Triangle Taper Lost Tip Line
The Royal Wulff Bermuda Triangle Taper Lost Tip is built for tropical flats and hot-weather fishing where coldwater lines get soft and lose performance. This line combines a floating running line with a stealthy clear intermediate “Lost Tip” that sinks at about 1.75 inches per second, helping your fly track just under the surface without spooking fish.
At 105 ft total length with a 32 ft head (Triangle Taper Salt design), it loads quickly, shoots cleanly, and delivers controlled presentations in the wind. Finished with welded loops on both ends, TRI-D Line ID, and a warmwater build intended for 70°F and above.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Length | 105 ft |
| Head Length | 32 ft |
| Sinking Rate | 1.75 inches per second |
| Temperature Range | 70°F and above |
| Line Type | Floating running line with Lost Tip |
| Ends | Welded loops |
| Line ID | TRI-D Line ID |
FAQ
What is the sinking rate of the Lost Tip section?
The Lost Tip sinks at about 1.75 inches per second.
Is this line suitable for use in cold water?
No, this line is designed for warmwater conditions at 70°F and above.
How does the floating running line work with the Lost Tip?
The floating running line helps the fly stay on the surface, while the Lost Tip sinks slowly to keep the fly just below the surface, reducing fish spook.
Thomas Clarkson –
Used this line in a tropical flat during summer. The fly stayed steady and didn’t spook the fish. The sinking rate is consistent and the line performs well in the wind. Easy to load and cast.
Tracey Jones –
Good for warmwater fishing. The Lost Tip keeps the fly under the surface without dragging. A bit stiff in high heat, but still effective. Works well with small dry flies.
James Grant –
Perfect for hot weather. The line holds its shape and casts cleanly. The sinking rate is just right for shallow water presentations. No tangles or fraying after several uses.