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The braided Dacron core gives you the durability you need to reel in the fighters while maintaining its suppleness
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Your fly line is your connection to the water. It has a large job and must be smooth, stealthy, and durable. Most of all though -- it's got to be manageable. When you shoot out a dry fly to a ripple above a small pool, you want it to land there. That's a big job for such a small product. Unfortunately, not all fly lines are created alike and sometimes you have to sacrifice one feature for another. In other cases, sometimes to get what you want, but you pay dearly for it -- it doesn't have to be that way though.
The Conservationist Fly Line is one of the best values in fly-fishing. The line gives you the features you need and want. Best of all, you don't have to pay a premium to get it. That extra cash just means a few more new flies to stick on your vest.
With the 3-6 weight lines, you get a line that has a longer belly section for maximum control of drifts and mends. The 7-9 weight lines carry a shorter belly to handle larger flies and breezy conditions more efficiently. sizes are designed with a slightly smaller diameter running line for better shootability.
To keep the line afloat it has 3-M microballoons that keep it riding high and the firefly green color is visible under most light conditions.
The braided Dacron core gives you the durability you need to reel in the fighters while maintaining its suppleness - even in cold water.
Give the Conservationist Fly Line a try and you'll see why it's gotten high praise from fly anglers from Alaska to Argentina.
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