Finally Some Innovation In Salmon/Steelhead Fly Lines!

[@Texjiminy]

Cant wait to try these Jack! I reckon its a brilliant idea. I bet it works well with big heavy flies too! Ill be getting one.

[@StevenTaylor-ff1fz]

another top vid jack nice to se some innovation none stretch lines have improved all forms of fishing in resent years looking forward to trying your lines on the lightning fast grilse

[@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if]

Great product! Here, in North America many of us fish 150feet running line, 20 foot skagit head and 10 foot sink tip for a 7/8 weight 500+ grain. If you can make a fully integrated line to those specs!!! You have a whole new market.

[@TaylorMadeFlyFish]

@@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if Exactly that’s is on the way my man!

[@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if]

@TaylorMadeFlyFish perfect. Will keep checking your website!

[@TaylorMadeFlyFish]

@@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if what’s the most common sink rate you guys use?

[@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if]

@TaylorMadeFlyFish good question. Business Savy. It depends on access to big water. But I'd say for skagit: T-7 7ips is 1st popular T-10 8ips, 2nd T-14 9ips 3rd T-18 10ips 4th. But I'd be looking to carry all four.

[@Macaulaynorwood1]

Is lines available?

[@huntingandfishingni7]

Very interesting Mac might have to try and get one

[@davidhaddon2854]

WOW , when/where can you buy these lines ,what weights and prices are they , looks very interesting , you cast that line with positive ease , all the best , David.

[@riverrightoutdoors]

The stretch in the line has lost me more than a couple of fish. Very interested in your line .

[@stiofain4693]

Have to say congrats and a big thanks for making these lines, with fewer salmon about these days you want to have your fly on point each time…. Can’t wait to try them out…. Do you know when the rods will be on sale? Cheers stiofain

[@TaylorMadeFlyFish]

@@stiofain4693 thanks! I’m a strong believe that if you turn the fly over correctly and present well on each cast so it’s fishing the second it lands. You’ll catch more fish! Should be a couple of weeks ish for the rods. It a waiting game at the moment. Tight lines Jack

[@ukgunworks]

Hi Jack, what head lengths are you going to be producing? I currently use OPST's Commando smooth lines on some of my shorter 10'-12'ft rods when fishing smaller spate rivers, i would be interested to have a look at your lines.

[@TaylorMadeFlyFish]

@@ukgunworks hi! Head lengths will range from 16-22ft on single hand. 23-26 for switch rods and 24/28 for the big double hand setup. These will cover all weights. Thanks!

[@auldwader]

Biggest issue for me is most running lines are just too supple and dont have enough rigidity if that makes sense? If you're handling a lot of loops of running line in decent flowing water there is a real tendency for twists in the flowing loops and the consequent tangles on the way out. Best running line ive found whether integrated or separate is Gaelforce, in running water its got to be Stoft mono in 50lb but its fails badly in back eddies or slow flows. Be interested in trying your lines though. Thanks for the video...

[@JohnMallin]

Hi Jack great looking line with all these attributes, but myself being primarily a Salmon angler, if I used this line since there is no stretch (I usually strike off the reel with the present lines I use) I’d need to have a yard or so of a loop trapped between the butt section & my trigger finger to allow the fish to take & turn otherwise from my own experience you wouldn’t be able to get a good hook set, but I’m very interested to see your range of lines when you have them available…tight lines…..

[@TaylorMadeFlyFish]

@@JohnMallin hi! I mostly strike off the reel or while stripping. I personally think it’s a common misconception that you need to allow the fish to take and turn the fly! Salmon are hooked before you feel anything, I’ve lost less with zero stretch lines! Tight lines Jack

[@williekp1]

I had a scientific anglers textured line. It made an awful racket shooting it. I stopped using it as a result.