WF Fario CDC Fly Line – Guideline
89,99€
- WF floating fly line
- smooth, precise and delicate
- sharp loops
- more resistant and fluent
- from #2 to #5
- ECO – FRIENDLY
- head length: 12,0 m
- total length: 25m (#2, #3 e 4) and 27,5m (#5)
Description
Description
WF Fario CDC Fly Line Guideline, quiet, delicate and a generator of laser-sharp loops, this Fario CDC fly line has become a favorite among our team members and ambassadors that fish for shy trout with light gear in clear, small waters around the planet.
Very low diameter, a feature that helps the line cut through wind and present long leaders with pinpoint accuracy. By keeping the front taper rather short, but with a well-balanced dissipation of mass and power, even these light lines will turn over long leaders in a controlled way.
The relatively long belly and back tapers ensure a parallel flight path of the loop sections, and this will help you do any aerial corrections to the line during the last forward cast, as the line stays a little higher in the air all the way to the back, than a line with more weight-concentration in the back will.
The extremely slick coating is dense and with a relatively high density to keep the diameter and wind resistance low, while still being buoyant enough to keep the tip section floating. The Guideline Fario CDC WF is built on a braided multifilament core of 12 lbs strength, and it has a very subtle and delicate “spring green/grey” color in the head.
The shooting line has a slightly “off-white” color that offers enough contrast to let you know where your transition between the two section is placed.
There is small factory-made loops in each end, the head length is 11,0-12,5 meters and the total length is 25 m for line weights 2-4 and 27,5 m in line weight 5. The fly line box and spool are both eco-friendly and compostable.
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Warranty
The GUIDELINE warranty ensures the repair or replacement of the product in case of manufacturing defects upon presentation of the sales receipt.










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