Kylebooker Floating 100FT Fly Fishing Line Weight Forward Design with Welded Loop (3F,4F,5F,6F,7F,8F)

I've got tons of fly lines ranging from $10 to $129. I guarantee you, if you were casting blindfolded, you would not be able to tell this line from one costing ten times as much. Shoots line extremely well, especially into the wind. Highly recommend to keep a few of these on hand. Best $10 you can spend.

Kylebooker 5 weight forward floating line in moss oak. You’re probably not going to believe me but this line was less than 10$ and it works really well with a medium fast action 9 weight. I don’t use the loops I cut them off and snail knot the leader butt just incase anyone is wondering. The line is good

Great affordable fly line, using it on the Kenai River in Alaska. This quality of fly line is 3-6 times the cost at Walmart.

Every flyfisherman needs a lot of fly lines, and I am no different. However, my fly line won't last long because I often practice casting on the lawn when I don't have the chance to fish. I ruin them fast! Recently, I decided to buy cheaper fly lines just to enable me to use them for practice and save the expensive ones for fishing. I came across this fly line. Because I have purchased a number of things from this seller, I kind of know about the general quality of its products. I took the plunge and bought two fly lines from Amazon. Overall, the quality of the fly lines was acceptable. They were 100 feet long and had a loop. It doesn't feel cheap, although the price is probably the lowest. I am quite happy that I found some acceptable fly lines to practice with and to fish with if I wish to.

I know that the pros all say that cheap fly line is worthless. I have plenty of $50-90 fly line that I use, but I have to say, this particular line on a 4 wt medium fast rod casts better than anything else I use. It's smooth and slick. I can flick it 50 feet with no effort. I just haven't gotten the same performance out of my more expensive lines on the same rod. For the price, if it doesn't last as long, I am out very little.

It doesnt come with a spool so putting it on a reel is hard without tangling but once you get it on the reel it is indeed a fly line. Not a great fly line, and no fancy tapers, but if this is all you can afford you can absolutely catch fish with it.

Bought this line as a joke ($5.99) and tried it on my 6 weight Allen Alluvion "fastish" rod... It actually works better for me me than Rio line ($129) I had there before. Call me crazy but now I can cast heavy streamers 5-10 yards further up.

This product does not show you what pound test this line is. I’ll be sending it back. Thank you. You also spelt salmon wrong on the package.