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Scientific Angler- Redfish Line, Dark Horizon, 9wt


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Scientific Angler- Redfish Line, Dark Horizon, 9wt
Scientific Angler- Redfish Line, Dark Horizon, 9wt
Scientific Angler- Redfish Line, Dark Horizon, 9wt
Scientific Angler- Redfish Line, Dark Horizon, 9wt
Scientific Angler- Redfish Line, Dark Horizon, 9wt
 

 

Leland on Scientific Anglers Redfish Fly Fishing Line


Cooper tails silhouetted the morning sun, is there a prettier sight? Not as far as we are concerned. If you need a fly line to load your rod ASAP and turn over that big spoon fly, the bullet head of the Redfish Taper Fly Line does it all. It seconds well as big wind fly line as well. We'll be seeing you in the Laguna Madre, TX.



Specifications:

  • Type of Taper: Weight Forward Floating
  • Total Length: 100 ft
  • Core: Stiff Braided Monofilament Nylon
  • Coating: AST (Advanced Shooting Technology)
  • Color: Horizon


Leland on Saltwater Floating Lines


Contemporary floating lines employ microballons, tiny buoyant
additives that decrease the density of the line, to ensure floatation. Air entrapment in the braided core further increases buoyancy, and hydrophobic agents in the coating also repel water. By controlling density and diameter, Scientific Anglers, Rio, and Sage keep your line where it needs to be to get the strike - on the surface.

Leland on Scientific Anglers Fly Fishing Products

Scientific Anglers Fly Fishing Products was founded in 1945 by fellow anglers Leon Martuch, Clare Harris, and Paul Rottiers in Midland, Michigan. They developed the first modern, plastic coated fly line in 1952, replacing silk fly lines which had been in use for well over 100 years. In 1954, Scientific Anglers Fly Fishing Products introduced the Air Cel, widely considered the first modern floating fly lines. Scientific Anglers' development of 3M Microballoons in 1959 revolutionized the way that fly lines float and is the standard technology by which all manufacturers float their lines today. 3M, then known as the Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, acquired Scientific Anglers Fly Fishing Products in 1973.

Scientific Anglers wrote the book on early modern fly line development, with research and development resources way beyond the means of other major fly line makers that we usually see on the shelves.

Scientific Anglers on Scientific Anglers Redfish Fly Fishing Line


"Applications:

The perfect choice for fast accurate casts; quickly loads medium and fast action rods; outstanding all around performance; ideal for both boat and wading; designed directly with input for redfish guides

Taper Characteristics:

Specifically designed taper is made slightly heavierto increase rod load for easy casting; great choice for medium and fast action rods and delivering fast accurate casts; taper is also built for quicker shooting

Core:

Stiffer braided monofilament nylon built with 3M Tropic-Core technology, for resuced tangling, better shooting, and superior overall performance in warmer saltwater environments 

Coating:

Specially formulated 3M saltwater PVC with patented AST - Advanced Shooting Technology"

Scientific Anglers on AST Technology


"The 'dry-slick' coating that enhances every aspect of floating line performance.
Integrated within the line coating, amazing AST - Advanced Shooting Technology - has redefined fly-line performance by achieving a unique 'dry' slickness that keeps the line permanently slick and continuously clean. Try an AST line just once, and nothing else will do.

Floats Higher

The dry slickness of AST prevents dirt and algae from clinging to line, which means line stays cleaner and floats higher for longer intervals.

Shoots Better

AST is lightning slick for the fastest, smoothest shooting of your life. With AST, line shoots virtually friction-free through the guides and keeps on doing it for the life of the line - without dressing.

Casts Farther

Line shoots through the guides with minimum impediment for exceptional distance. And cleaner AST lines fly through the air with minimum resistance.

Stays Cleaner

Unlike silicone-coated lines and dressed lines, the AST coating doesn't give dirt and algae anything to cling to, so line stays free of debris that can ruin performance.

Lasts Longer

The AST coating is inherently more durable. And because line stays so clean and free of debris with AST, the line itself is significantly less prone to wear and corrosion.

 

Mastery Series Floating Lines, all with AST, are comprised of a PVC mixture with 3M Microballoons™ and the dry AST compound right to the core. Integral within the coating, AST will never wear off or wash off. It's always slick.

 

AST-formulated slow-sinking lines use a delicate balance of PVC mixed with the dry AST compound. This unique combination makes our Bonefish, Tarpon, and Striped Bass tapers the best-performing slow-sinking lines in fly fishing."



Scientific Anglers on Scientific Anglers Fly Fishing Products

When Scientific Anglers™ Mastery Series introduces a new fly line, you can be sure it is the finest performing fly line for its application. The Scientific Anglers Floating Fly Lines all have significant advantages over anything else on the fly fishing market. At 3M Scientific Anglers™ Fly Fishing Products, we have an ongoing challenge to our scientists and taper designers, and that is to set a new standard in performance for every fly line that carries the Scientific Anglers name. It is not an easy undertaking and it requires much trial and error and extensive testing – not only on the water but also in laboratories. Fortunately at Scientific Anglers, we have unparalleled resources and the finest fly fishing minds in the business dedicated to building better fly lines. The list of Scientific Anglers Fly Fishing Products' advancements is unmatched and we're only getting started. We hope you'll join us on the water so that you can see – firsthand – that there is much, much more to fly fishing than just the scenery.