Best fly line between £30 and £50

[cobies]

  Sportsman said:

The problem with Airflo floaters is memory, they coil up like a spring.

Their sinking line are quite good though

Still can't see past this one at any price

http://www.barrio-fishing-tackle.co.uk/catalog/index.php

 

ok, fair point it has a lot of memory, i'd noticed that, but, i do like the line (after a while of casting it sorts itself out)

 

might take your recomendation for next year

[Elton]

Just noticed this thread showing up in the search logs.

 

TackleBargains have recently added a load more fly lines, and are always worth a look. Click here.

[Steve Walker]

Funny this should come up - since I started fly fishing, I've spent a few quid on lines - I'd have spent less if I'd taken the advice here, bitten the bullet and bought the Snowbee XS lines I now have. Not cheap, but worth it.

[chuby]

take a look here-

tested one of these floaters a while back before they were let loose on the market and have since invested in three more,excellent value and great service.

www.impactflies.com

Edited February 21, 2010 by chuby

[SWF]

I got a Airflo 5weight floater (distance taper) £15 from Tackle Discounts sure they had the 7 weight to.

[Bell_James]

Hi everyone!

 

I' am not looking for the best fly line but vor the best fly fishing reels. I hope someone can give me advice even though I'm in the "wrong" part of the forum..

My name is James and I will start fly-fishing this year. I already bought some equipment but especially the range of fly fishing reels is confusing me...

One of my mates recommended Z-Reels (http://www.z-reels.de/home.html) but before buying one I'd just like to make sure that it is the right choice..

Does anyboby know Z-Reels? Any experience? Any comments? Anybody knows where I can buy them in the UK?

Thanks for your help..

 

James