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Hobbs Creek™ Fly Line

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Perfect for any beginner, this high-quality Hobbs Creek Fly Line is incredibly responsive and very forgiving. Constructed with a super slick surface coating for longer more accurate casts and to protect against abrasion, this weight forward line delivers large flies through wind with ease. The fluorescent yellow color is easily visible to your eye, but not the fish. Length: 82'.
   


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Perfect for any beginner, this high-quality Hobbs Creek Fly Line is incredibly responsive and very forgiving. Constructed with a super slick surface coating for longer more accurate casts and to protect against abrasion, this weight forward line delivers large flies through wind with ease. The fluorescent yellow color is easily visible to your eye, but not the fish. Length: 82'.
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2 weeks, 3 days ago
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Is this a floating line?

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yes but i do not recomend buying it
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Yes, weight forward floating line.
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what wt

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how do find out what wt a rod is == i have two older bamboo rods and want to use the right wt line .

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2 years, 9 months ago
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If there are any markings at all, they can be interpreted by web search or consulting a bamboo expert. Otherwise, safest course is to start casting 30 feet of line, starting off with lower weights, four weight, working your way up until you find a line weight that seems correct for you. of course you'll need access to all these various line weights and that can be problematic. But it's a practical, safe solution as opposed to stress testing the rods.
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