A Quality Affordable Product for Saltwater Adventures
One of the only lines out there that adapts to all climates.
Description
It’s still possible to get a heckuva fly line for less than a 100 bucks. The Frequency Saltwater is a great all-around compound saltwater taper designed to load rods quickly and cut through the wind. The 7- through 10-weights are great for temperate climates, while the 11- and 12-weights are designed specifically for the tropics. What’s your frequency?
Features
- 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
| Weight Range | Use Case |
|---|---|
| 7- to 10-weight | Temperate climates |
| 11- to 12-weight | Tropical climates |
FAQ
What makes the Frequency Saltwater line suitable for different climates?
The line is designed with a floating compound taper that performs well in various weather conditions. The 7- to 10-weight versions are ideal for temperate climates, while the 11- and 12-weight versions are specifically built for tropical environments.
Is this line suitable for both flat and offshore fishing?
Yes, the floating compound taper is ideal for fish both on and off the flats, making it versatile for different fishing environments.
Does this line help with wind resistance?
Yes, the overweighted design helps the line punch through wind and turn over large flies more effectively.
Elizabeth Underwood –
Used this line in coastal areas with strong winds and it performed well. The floating action helped keep the fly stable even in gusty conditions. Great value for the price and works well in both temperate and tropical settings.
Thomas Rutherford –
Felt solid during a recent trip to the coast. It loaded the rod quickly and handled wind better than other lines I’ve tried. A bit heavier than expected, but that helped with casting accuracy.
Evan Mitchell –
Perfect for offshore fishing in warmer climates. The 12-weight version worked well in tropical conditions. It stayed on the water and didn’t break easily during long sessions.
Neil Butler –
Good all-around performance. I used it in both flat and shallow water. The taper helps with casting distance and stability, especially in windy days.