The SA Magnitude Grand Slam 10′ Clear Floating Tip Fly Line
The SA Magnitude Grand Slam is a huge leap forward in fly-line technology. Finally, anglers can combine the zero-compromise performance of a modern fly line with a truly transparent composite material. When chasing notoriously spooky fish like permit, there simply isn’t a better option on the market.
Three-Quarter Size Heavy Line
Magnitude lines are ushering in a new era in saltwater fly line technology, headaches with clear lines are a thing of the past. Our new family is loaded with revolutionary new technologies making it the most durable and slickest clear floating fly line on the market. Period.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| DuraCoat | Advanced dual-polymer design that optimizes line stiffness, abrasion resistance, and slickness |
| Material | Transparent composite |
| Length | 10 feet |
| Line Type | Floating tip |
FAQ
What makes the Magnitude Grand Slam different from other clear fly lines?
The Magnitude Grand Slam uses a transparent composite material with DuraCoat technology, offering improved stiffness, abrasion resistance, and slickness compared to traditional clear lines.
Is this line suitable for chasing spooky fish like permit?
Yes, the transparent composite material and smooth performance make it especially effective when targeting spooky fish such as permit.
What is the recommended line weight for this fly line?
This is a three-quarter size heavy line, designed for use in saltwater fly fishing with medium to heavy action.
Lily Bond –
Used this line for permit fishing in the Gulf and noticed a significant difference in visibility and performance. The line stays clear and doesn’t tangle easily. Very smooth and durable under heavy use.
Ryan Mackay –
Great clarity and feel. The DuraCoat technology really stands out—less friction and better resistance to abrasion. Works well in both wind and rough conditions.
Andrea Stewart –
Solid performance for saltwater fly fishing. The transparency helps with spotting fish, and the line holds up well during long casts. Slight stiffness at the tip, but manageable.
Ruth Churchill –
This is the first clear fly line I’ve used that doesn’t feel slippery or break down quickly. The floating tip works well with my casting technique and keeps the line clean.