Jim Teeny WF Floating Fly Line
The fly lines from Jim Teeny have been among the top all-round fly lines on the market for more than 50 years and right at the front are the sink or sink tip fly lines from Oregon, USA.
But also the floating lines, like the Jim Teeny WF Floating fly line enjoy high recognition in the scene. The WF Floating is one of the best all-around fly lines with a more than balanced taper that covers pretty much all tactics you can imagine. The line's just over 11 meter head allows for fine presentation of dry flies and nymphs, as well as heavy streamer fishing, and with or without a sink-tip in front. The line has great balance in the air and plenty of stability, which makes for outstanding casting distance in the end. Likewise, the longer head of the line allows all water casts, such as the roll cast or spey cast and the thicker running line provides maximum control in the drift and when ending.
The Jim Teeny WF Floating Floating Line is a simple but ingenious fly line that can be used to reel in just about any fish.
Details:
- Balanced floating line from Jim Teeny.
- Long head for maximum control and long casts
- Good handling even when mendering
- Allows all types of water casts
- Bright Green is very visible in all light conditions
- Already welded loops on both ends
- Color: Bright Green
| Class | Head Length | Length |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | 11,13 m | 90 ft (30,5m) |
| 5 | 11,13 m | 90 ft (30,5m) |
| 6 | 11,13 m | 90 ft (30,5m) |
| 7 | 11,13 m | 90 ft (30,5m) |
| 8 | 11,13 m | 90 ft (30,5m) |
| 9 | 11,13 m | 90 ft (30,5m) |
Jim Teeny founded the Teeny Nymph Company in 1971 with the goal of entering the world of fly fishing and designing a universal but ingenious line series. Over 50 years later and more than 30 IGFA world records, it's safe to say that Jim Teeny has accomplished the goal with flying colors and continues to grow. The Jim Teeny fly lines are simple but more than ingenious lines that are perfectly balanced and can be used for any type of fish. High recognition is given to Jim Teeny sinking lines, which to this day are among the best sinking lines in the world.
