Floating Fly Line
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 8:42 am
Just ordered a completely new fly rod and reel set up...Hesitating on which fly line to get...Which ones have worked well for you and what ones do you recommend?
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There is a fly shop (Avid Angler I think) just north of you in the Lake Forest Park mall south/lower parking lot. just a couple doors north of Albertsons. They set me up - kind of pricey (but really no more than any other fly shop I've been to) but nice people and wealth of knowledge.oneshot wrote:I too just ordered a cheap setup as well, PFlueger, complete setup with a few flies too.. had great reviews and most people said only thing needs to happen is replace the fly line.. is that the floating line? so new to this! i wanna learn though. where is a good place to get the line close to north seattle?
Haha don't worry about it, like I said last time we're all here for resources.oneshot wrote:oh nice! thanks! i go that way home sometimes from redmond.. that's not far at all..
on a side note: GIJOES employees were no help at all but they had a crap ton of fishing gear and general man things.. ever since they closed its been struggle to get gear in Seattle, i hate having to drive down to sodo to outdoor Emp. thats a great store! and i love shopping there.. but its not convenient at all!
We need a outdoor emporium type store in northgate again.. BAD!! if someone opens it, i will manage it.. anyone?
i'm on a good roll at derailing your threads, tsath24!! sorry..
back to the original question and i have the same one..
whats a good fly line to get for a 5/6 weight rod/reel combo?
Take your rod over to Avid Angler and ask them to test out some of the demo lines and that way you will have a chance to see which best suit your casting style. Depending on if you are fishing lakes or streams or the surface or down in the water column will also affect your line choices.Gringo Pescador wrote:There is a fly shop (Avid Angler I think) just north of you in the Lake Forest Park mall south/lower parking lot. just a couple doors north of Albertsons. They set me up - kind of pricey (but really no more than any other fly shop I've been to) but nice people and wealth of knowledge.oneshot wrote:I too just ordered a cheap setup as well, PFlueger, complete setup with a few flies too.. had great reviews and most people said only thing needs to happen is replace the fly line.. is that the floating line? so new to this! i wanna learn though. where is a good place to get the line close to north seattle?
zen leecher wrote:Take your rod over to Avid Angler and ask them to test out some of the demo lines and that way you will have a chance to see which best suit your casting style. Depending on if you are fishing lakes or streams or the surface or down in the water column will also affect your line choices.Gringo Pescador wrote:There is a fly shop (Avid Angler I think) just north of you in the Lake Forest Park mall south/lower parking lot. just a couple doors north of Albertsons. They set me up - kind of pricey (but really no more than any other fly shop I've been to) but nice people and wealth of knowledge.oneshot wrote:I too just ordered a cheap setup as well, PFlueger, complete setup with a few flies too.. had great reviews and most people said only thing needs to happen is replace the fly line.. is that the floating line? so new to this! i wanna learn though. where is a good place to get the line close to north seattle?
Also, don't forget Ted's in Lynnwood on 99.