I have some Ron Thompson fly lines which are wrecked can these be bought anywhere? Or any other cheap fly lines where could i get them. I need a floating and sinking line. Any reccomendations on what i should i get. Thanks.
Jack
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by lumpy » Sat Jan 13, 2007 3:06 am
try either of these websites, they usually do cheap fly lines although i would advise you to spend a bit of cash on a good line, it alliviates alot of the heartache of swff.
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by jack01986 » Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:55 pm
Was looking at the airflo saltwater lines and the coldwater range looks pretty good, might splash out on them. What websites were they Lumpy? :?
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by lumpy » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:01 pm
sorry i forgot ta put in the websites. i used an airflow fast intermediate sw line for a few seasons and couldnt fault them
try these www.fishtec.co.uk
www.sportfish.co.uk
try these www.fishtec.co.uk
www.sportfish.co.uk
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by barramundi » Fri Jun 22, 2007 8:56 pm
Check the length of those RT Lines I think they may only be 85 foot long.
Go for a 35 Yard Line for SWFF.
Go for Rio - Scientific- Cortland - Wullf
I used to save money on lines and buy Ron Thompsons etc
Not any more
Go for a 35 Yard Line for SWFF.
Go for Rio - Scientific- Cortland - Wullf
I used to save money on lines and buy Ron Thompsons etc
Not any more
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