AventikFly Fishing Line Float Fishing Trout Line Exposed Loop or 2 Welded Loops 95FT Freshwater Saltwater

It's a nice line. After about 2 months of routine use, I can say that I would buy again. Having welded loops is nice (no more nail knots), but the loops are also bigger than nail knots and can make it difficult to shoot the line past the final guide on your rod (which is a minor complaint for those of use who like long leader/tippet. I guess this is a small complaint, but we fly fishermen are detail oriented. I have other looped lines that seem to "catch that guide" less.I have not dressed the line and observe that with nymphs it does submerge near the leader. I actually like this but it is possible that some might want more "float" in their floating line. It's a good fit for my style. No problems when using drys.I fish small waters in the Rockies, and as such rarely get enough line out to care about the "Line ID" feature.I would buy again.

Great quality reels for the money. I have no complaints about these reels but good news. I've used them pretty heavily and extensively here in Florida since I have received them. I have been catching largemouth bass on them with no issues. Very smooth drag system, comfortable, and the gears are bearings are smooth as well. One minor detail is dialing them in just right; otherwise save the headaches over a backlash if so. Tighten everything up and then back out the settings in increments. If new to these types of reels Google or YouTube a video on setting one up. Oil the spool bearings and line guide 1 drop each. After all of this you have a winning reel after break in. I have both braid and mono on them. Either line is perfect. A little noisy on the cast but not too bad. Let's see how long they can last but I see them lasting a long time with no problems ahead. I own many baitcasters and high end one's too. These are my go too reels right now.

I matched this to a. Inexpensive saltwater reel and a tfo professional rod. I like a medium fast rod. The line layed out well, macenice loops, and landed well. I have only used it a few times soI cannot speak to memory and durability. It does its job and is at a good pri e point. Better versed anglers might have a different opinion about speed, length of shooting head, and line control, but if you want a line you can with or just hit the water with, this is a nice choice.

I just got this line is WF3F Sky Blue & Milk. I like the fact that there are loops at both ends, making it easy to attach to the backing on the reel and the leader also. Both ends are clearly marked, and the loops are fastened cleanly. I am going to use the line on one of the fiberglass blanks I am building that I also got from Aventik, 6'6" 3 Wt. This should be a nice match for the rod and a really good line for pan fishing.

Nice, cheap fly line. Only complaint is that the colors are poorly represented in photos. Moss/Gold is indeed moss/gold, but the photo shows it as a more olive/orange which I would have preferred. Still, color doesn't matter much in the grand scheme of things - so I'll take it. I buy cheap line and replace every year. Fine for small stuff, but wouldn't recommend for salt.

Great line for the price. Being on a fixed budget, everything purchased has to be carefully researched prior to purchasing. Afterwards, performance is evaluated. Cost/benefit is evaluated before the next purchase. I have this product on all of my fly reels (total of 5 fly reels add 2 spey reels using this company's products)

I highly recommend this fly line! I've used the name brand lines costing from $40-$90 and this line casts better than the cheaper brands and is just as good as the expensive lines. I will NEVER waste my money on the expensive brands again! Do yourself a favor and pick up this line the next time you're in the market. You won't be disappointed! The line ID is a nice feature too! I'm buying more to spool up the rest of my reels because of how good this stuff is.

You get what you pay for. Don't expect scientific angler or rio quality from a $15 fly line.It is working well for my 9 year old to pick up basic fly casting without costing too much. Get this for learning, or for thrashing around rough cover and such, then switch out to something pricey for your open water trips to impress your friends.