Airflo

Airflo Streamer Max Short Fly Fishing Line

The Airflo Streamer Max fly fishing lines sink faster than anything out there, their slim profile means even in fast currents they get down quickly. At the back of the head, the intermediate section is a lot more durable than anything else on the market, what's more, it makes casting a lot smoother.

Then the floating running line is great for deep wading as you don't need to drag the running line to the surface before you make a cast. From big rivers such as the Tongariro for rainbows or the Canterbury rivers for sea run browns, then these are the lines. All you need to do is match them up to your rod weight. Keep a reel with one of these in your bag the next time you go fishing.

Nymph your way up the river for the day and then on the way back to the car switch to the Airflo Streamer Max and swing woolly buggers through the deeper holes. You'll be  surprised to see what you've missed for the day.

Complete with Power Core for improved handling and positive hook sets, all stars have aligned to create the perfect sink tip.

LINE LENGTH: 100 ft/30.5m

LINE RANGE:
  • WF5 160GR | Head length 22ft/6.7m
  • WF6 200GR  | Head length 24ft/7.3m
  • WF7 240GR  | Head length 24ft/7.3m
  • WF8 280GR  | Head length 27ft/8.2m
  • WF9 320GR  | Head length 24ft/7.3m

 

LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO FISH THE AIRFLO STREAMER MAX


For nearly 70 years, the majority of fly lines have been made from PVC – a naturally rigid plastic that requires the use of plasticisers to make PVC lines functional. These plasticisers are anything but a permanent part of a PVC line. You see, from the minute it’s made, a PVC line begins breaking down - leaching plasticisers into the environment and contaminating you and the waters you fish. Once it has shed enough of these, it becomes prone to cracking, even failure. If that’s not enough, as it decomposes, PVC is known to release Dioxins - a group of lethal, bioaccumulating toxins. Consequently, it’s virtually impossible to safely recycle a PVC line. All of which is why Airflo never uses PVC. Instead, our lines are made from Polyurethane - an inert, stable, fully recyclable material that requires no plasticisers and lasts far longer than PVC.

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