Sci Angler Frequency Saltwater Floating Fly Line
The Frequency Saltwater is a great all-around compound saltwater taper designed to load rods quickly and cut through the wind. What’s your frequency?
- Overweighted to assist in punching through the wind and turning over large flies
- Floating compound taper ideal for fish both on and off the flats
- Built for use in a wide variety of weather conditions
- Mid-length head
- Braided multifilament core (7-10 wt.)
| ITEM NUMBER | LINE WEIGHT | HEAD LENGTH | TOTAL LENGTH | GRAIN WEIGHT* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 125673 | WF-7-F | 40.0’ / 12,2m | 90.0’ / 27,4m |
FAQ
What makes the Frequency Saltwater line different from other saltwater fly lines?
It features an overweighted design that helps punch through wind and turn over large flies, with a floating compound taper suitable for fishing both on and off the flats.
Is this line suitable for use in windy conditions?
Yes, the overweighted construction and floating design help it cut through wind and maintain performance in variable weather.
What is the recommended line weight and head length?
The line is rated for 7-10 wt with a 40.0’ head length and 90.0’ total length.
Robert Bailey –
This line performs well in windy conditions. The floating nature helps keep the fly stable on the water, and it loads the rod quickly. I’ve used it on flats and in open water with good results.
Sean Smith –
Great for offshore fishing. The mid-length head gives good balance, and it handles wind better than my previous line. Works well with larger flies.
Jennifer Randall –
Felt more responsive in choppy conditions. The braided core holds up well, and the line floats smoothly without sinking too fast.