Fly Line

[Alex The Angler]

Howdy,
I'm just starting out fly fishing and looking for a cheap WF6 floating line, what do you guys recommend? Saw some Scientific Anglers Air Cel for US$23 on eBay which seems good value, will this be ok? I should mention that I'll be targeting carp mostly.

Cheers Alex

[randell]

sounds OK to me. I'm a learner as well.
Main thing is practice.....
good luck
randell

[spook76]

there is heaps of places u can get cheap lines where are u at?????
i go though ##############.au for all my gear

[Alex The Angler]

there is heaps of places u can get cheap lines where are u at?????
i go though ##############.au for all my gear

Could you send us a Pm with the website name?

[slider65]

You would find spending the money on better quality lines and rods will make the learning process much better and more enjoyable.

[Alex The Angler]

You would find spending the money on better quality lines and rods will make the learning process much better and more enjoyable.

Any you recommend?

[Apollo]

I'm with Slider on this. Flyline is not something to skimp on (same with rods). I use rio outbound on most of my rods.

Steve

[Callop]

I'm with Slider on this. Flyline is not something to skimp on (same with rods). I use rio outbound on most of my rods.

Steve

don't you mean broomsticks?

[Apollo]

don't you mean broomsticks?

Man up turtle boy and swish a real weight.

[Pond123]

Scientific Anglers make excellent fly lines. You will struggle to go wrong with one of their standard floaters. Make sure it is not a ‘specialist’ type line you are buying though (a link to the advert would be useful). Cortland Fairplay are also an excellent low cost lines, ideal for beginners. I personally would not spend too much on my first line (beginners tend to hang them around a lot of trees & fences, stand on them and twist the hell out of them with bad casting styles J). Once you have mastered casting you can move on to more advanced lines (such as the outbound).

[Alex The Angler]

Scientific Anglers make excellent fly lines. You will struggle to go wrong with one of their standard floaters. Make sure it is not a ‘specialist’ type line you are buying though (a link to the advert would be useful). Cortland Fairplay are also an excellent low cost lines, ideal for beginners. I personally would not spend too much on my first line (beginners tend to hang them around a lot of trees & fences, stand on them and twist the hell out of them with bad casting styles J). Once you have mastered casting you can move on to more advanced lines (such as the outbound).

I ended upgetting the Scientific Anglers as it seemed the best value fo $25 delivered. Will see how it goes when my reel arrives.
http://buy.scientificanglers.com/lin...-floating.html