Float Lines
These are the most versatile type of fly line allowing you to fish dry flies, nymphs, streamers, rivers, lakes and everything in between.
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Manufacturers know your rod may be used in a number of fishing situations, but they can't judge your casting style and fishing skills. So when they place a recommended line number on your rod, it is implied that it's for average fishing conditions. First, understand that you're not going to damage a fly rod using fly line a little lighter or heavier than is recommended. Certainly, at times, the rod will fish better if different line sizes are used.
- Match line weight to conditions
- Line weight and speed needs to vary
- Heavier line is often necessary
- Use shooting Tapers for greater distance
So don't limit yourself to the standard guidelines given by rod manufacturers. Experiment with different line weights for special fishing conditions. You will be pleased with the results.
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Shooting Lines
Choosing the correct shooting line for your fly line affects the distance you cast, the control you have over your fly, and ultimately the number of fish that you hook.
Sink Tip
The sink-tip line is a combination of the floating fly line and sinking fly line. The first 10 to 30 feet is the sinking section; the balance is a floating line. It is the most common line used today for fishing nymph and streamers.
Sink Lines
Sink lines are rated on how fast they sink. Usually they are weight forward and the body also sinks. They range from intermediate all the way through to Type 7. Typical use is still water fishing.
Spey Linestop
Weight Forward Shooting Lines
Choosing the correct shooting line for your fly line affects the distance you cast, the control you have over your fly, and ultimately the number of fish that you hook.
Weight Forward Floating Lines
A weighted front section line for casting with a floating body. These are handy for streamer fishing or fishing when a long cast with limited backcast space is essential.
Shooting Heads
The Skagit Driver Sits Slightly Lower in the Water Helping to Better Load the Rod When Making a Cast.
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Accessories
Michael & Young carries the latest products for storing fly lines, cleaning fly lines, and finishing loops on fly lines. Looking for leaders and tippets or any accessories to enhance your fly fishing experience?
Catch more fish. Fish Better.
Using the correct fly line not only helps with your casting and presentation, it increases your success. Fish are not spooked when the line is delivered gently on the water or stretched when you set the hook. Selecting the correct fly line is critical to your success on the water and the Michael & Young team are here to help you have more fun fishing.
To help you select your optimum fly fishing lines and accessories, you can troll through thousand of Internet pages, reading about everyone's opinion on the "best", or simply speak with our knowledgable and experienced staff. Please drop into one of our two locations, call us or shop on-line.