Sci Angler Amplitude Smooth Creek Trout Floating Fly Line
The Amplitude Smooth series of lines are, simply put, the highest-performance smooth fly lines in the world. With up to five times less drag and eight times the durability of traditional lines, this will change the way you look at fly line performance.
The Amplitude Smooth Creek Trout Taper is designed for casting in small creeks where your average weight forward lines doesn’t make the cut. The rear loaded short-bellied fly line with an extended handling section. That means more mass is distributed to the front of the line, which assists in turning over weighted flies and performing roll casts.
- Features the revolutionary AST Plus slickness additive for superior shooting ability and increased durability
- Short-head design with handling line delivers flies at the front for better control and accuracy
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Floating |
| Taper | Creek Trout |
| Weight | 3wt |
| Length | 90m |
| Material | High-density polymer with AST Plus additive |
FAQ
What makes the Amplitude Smooth Creek Trout line different from other fly lines?
It features the AST Plus slickness additive, which improves shooting performance and durability. The rear-loaded design with a short head and extended handling section helps with casting in small creeks and improves control when using weighted flies.
Is this line suitable for roll casting?
Yes, the short-bellied design with front-weighted mass and extended handling section makes it ideal for roll casting in tight spaces like small creeks.
What is the recommended weight for this fly line?
The Amplitude Smooth Creek Trout line is designed for 3wt use, making it ideal for light to medium fly weights in small water environments.
Elizabeth Powell –
This line performs exceptionally well in small creeks. The casting feel is smooth and the roll casts are accurate. The AST Plus additive makes it glide easily through the water. I’ve used it for several weeks and it shows no signs of wear.
Virginia Hudson –
Great for light fly fishing in tight spaces. The front-weighted design helps with turning over weighted flies. A bit stiff when first used, but settles in quickly. Works well with small trout patterns.
Rachel Jackson –
I switched from a traditional smooth line and noticed a huge improvement in casting distance and control. The drag reduction is noticeable, especially in windy conditions. Highly recommend for creek fishing.