Scientific Anglers Frequency Trout Double Taper Fly Line

Made for the trout angler inside of all of us, Scientific Anglers' Frequency Double Taper Fly Line is an excellent tool whether you're perfecting your drift on a tough limestone hatch or fooling alpine brookies picking off nymphs. Built with a double taper and mid-length head, this fly line will delicately present dry flies as well as provide excellent line control whenever you need to nymph the next run. A great choice whether it's a windy fall day with a full-blown slate drake hatch or a cold winter afternoon spent casting a double-nymph rig, the Frequency Double Taper Fly Line can do it all without breaking the bank.

Features

Advanced Shooting Technology - A line that focuses on delivery, Scientific Anglers equips their Frequency Double Taper Fly Line with their Advanced Shooting Technology (AST). AST is a patented dry-slick technology that increases slickness while reducing friction and preventing the buildup of grime and other particles. A solid addition to the Frequency Double Taper Fly Line, AST will help you make the most of your cast and prolong the life of this line.

Uses

Dry Flies, Wet Flies, and Nymphs - A do-it-all trout line, Scientific Anglers Frequency Double Taper Fly Line is an excellent tool whether you're drifting dries, swinging wet flies down and across, or nymphing pocket water. Built on a braided multifilament core with a mid-length head and double taper, this versatile line casts well regardless of conditions and is a trustworthy component for most trout applications.

Temp

Cold/Moderate - Scientific Anglers made their Frequency Double Taper Fly Line to be fished in cold to moderate water. This makes it an excellent choice for all trout waters, and if you find yourself on a warm farm pond packed with bluegill, you can rely on this line as well. However, if you get yourself into a really warm situation, you'll notice that the line gets soft and turns limp.

Taper/Weight

Double Taper - Built with a true double taper, this fly line presents most flies effectively and casts well in a range of conditions. Equally perfect for fishing classic glass rods as it is for roll casting in tight, brush-covered streams, this is a line that you can turn to for a variety of situations.

More Info

Best for: Freshwater, Trout

Loops: Front Loop (Leader to Fly Line Connection) and Back Loop (Backing to Fly Line Connection)

Sinking/Floating: Floating

Other Resources

2020 Tropical Saltwater Fly Line Shootout & Buyer's Guide

Fly Line Temps: Tropical Vs. Coldwater

Freshwater Fly Line Shootout & Buyer's Guide