Royal Wulff Triangle Taper Short Floating WF Fly Line Willow
The Triangle Taper from Lee Wulff is legendary and is one of the best-known fly lines - and has been for many decades. No other line has influenced the development of modern club lines as much as this model, which is therefore also known as the legacy of Lee Wulff for good reason.
The special feature of this classic line is its short butt with a long front taper. This makes the line very universal and it can be quickly brought to distance with all casting styles. Overhead, it behaves like a shooting head, but thanks to the fine tip, gentle presentations are also possible. With water casts such as switch casts and roll casts, the weight shifted to the back pays off and you will be amazed at the distances that can be achieved with little backspace!
For us, the Royal Wulff Triangle Taper Short Floating is without doubt one of the best all-round lines. Thanks to its very special taper, this line can be used to cast both fine emergers and weighted sea trout streamers with ease. From grayling in the river to sea trout on the coast and pike in the lake, you can fish for pretty much any target fish in our local waters with this line. This line knows no limits!
Details:
- Short tapered triangle taper
- Ideal for dry flies, nymphs and streamers
- Extremely durable
- Floating
- With welded loop
- Color: Willow
- Club length: 8.2 m
- Total length: 27 m (90 ft)
| Class | Belly length | Total length |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
| 3 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
| 4 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
| 5 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
| 6 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
| 7 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
| 8 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
| 9 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
| 10 | 8,2 m | 27 m |
Lee Wulff, a pioneer in fly fishing, revolutionised the industry with the development of Triangle Taper fly lines. In 1980, he founded the Royal Wulff brand, which stands for innovation and top quality. The patented Triangle Taper lines allow precise casting and an excellent presentation of flies, nymphs and streamers. Today, Royal Wulff offers a wide range of fly lines for fresh- and saltwater, which are highly rated by beginners and professionals alike.
