Airflo Super-Dri GT Saltwater Fly Line
€69.90*
No longer available
Product information "Airflo Super-Dri GT Saltwater Fly Line"
Airflo's Super-Dri GT is a WF12 fly line in floating or intermediate.
When Airflo's product developer were first asked to create this line, they asked themselves why anyone would need a 50lb test core in a flyline ... their testers in the Seychelles said they just did. The 'hit and hold' style of GT fishing on a reef edge is fast and furious, putting a flyline under extreme pressure as you try to stop these 'bad boys' of the salt trying to disappear with your flyline. Ridge GT came through the test without any issues proving the strength of Airflo's welded loops beyond any doubt.
About Airflo's Ridge-Technology:
The coating is ridged parallel to the fly line which reduces the surface area in contact with the rod guides. This leads to a better shootabiliy. In addition you have a better grip when handling the line, setting hook etc.
Details:
- WF12 saltwater fly line
- 50 lb Test Low Stretch (6%) Braided Power Core
- GT specific taper for quick casting with large flies
- Micro Loop Both Ends
| Typ | Colour |
|---|---|
| Floating | sand/tan |
| Intermediate | clear blue |
About Airflo:
Established back in 1990, the British manufacturer Airflo is known worldwide for high-quality fly lines and all kinds of leaders. In contrast to the lines of many other manufacturers, these lines are not made of PVC. They consist of polyurethane and they are completely PVC-free. Thus, they do not contain any plasticisers, which would evaporate over time. Therefore, these lines have multiple environmental benefits: They do not release harmful plasticisers into our waters and they save valuable resources due to their excellent durability. Further, they combine an outstanding performance with a great value for money. In addition to modern fly lines, this large selection also includes shooting heads, running lines and all kinds of leaders. Therefore, Airflo offers the perfect line for every type of fishing – whether you’re fishing in fresh or saltwater!
Related posts on adh-world
