ok heres the details:I bought some 25$ profile fenwick fly line at canadian tire. The tips starts to sink i think this might be because i clipped a bit of fly line of. so i thought of ways to seal it. i put a dab of floatant on might this help? The fly line casts very well. i can throw tight loops and make it land like its got a parachute on. BUT the tips sinks!!!! so is the fly line i have good cause on the canadian tire website it dosent show fly line reviews
Last edited by brook trout; 05-16-2009 at 06:06 PM.
I have the same problem, someone told me to try and put floatant on the fly line and the leader. I haven't tried it yet, but it is a thought.
I have tried more expensive stuff and it casts a lot nicer and easer then the fenwick stuff I have, it seems you get what you pay for.
Cheap fly lines don't float. You need to to spend $50+ to get a good line. Try some Scientific angler lines (mastery series, professional series) or Rio lines. Cortland lazer lines are not too bad.
well i just got a 20$ cash infusion. Im thinking of buying some nice double taper 5 weight line in the 40-50$ range. the fishing hole sells some nice stuff.