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This smooth saltwater fly line was specifically designed for maximum efficiency when targeting redfish. Scientific Anglers® Mastery Redfish supports the close-in, rapid-fire style that is often needed to take these opportunistic feeders, with a short front taper and head, increased running line diameter, and a half-size worth of extra weighting that allows your rod to load quickly. Looped at the tip and the running line. Specially adapted for hot weather, with a hard coating and Tropi-Core technology.
Designed for opportunistic redfish
Short front taper and head
Increased running line diameter
Overweighted by half a line size
Looped at both ends
Hard coating for hot summer weather
Tropi-Core technology
Web ID: 2251848
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Backcountry201 from
Great LineGreat Line. I've used Cortland, Redington (stock) and Rio. This is in my opinion better than all of the above brands. I've switched over most of my setups to this. Casts great, takes abrasion really well and stays on top of the water. One thing I have found is you need to make sure and clean your lines!
