Hi now going to start fly fishing so many lines to look at all different prices, can anyone recommend what they would use if just starting please, thanks Rod

Rod, try the Pitsford Pirates lines on here.
You wont go far wrong, many happy customers at a good price.
S.

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Rod, much is decided by what kind of fishing you intend to do,Trout(bank,Boat, river, stillwater) Salmon even..let us know and I think you will get some advice.

Jim

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Hi rod123,I am pretty new to flyfishing myself,i have got 2 nearly new lines that you can have.1xfloating & 1xintermediate both by airflo.At the end of the year i had more money than sense,so i bought 4 different lines to use.I'm happy with what i bought,but you can only use one at a time,so i would rather let you try them,than have them sit in my bag doing nothing.If you are interested pm me with your address and i will take care of the rest.
cheers pete.
ps.line #wf6.

Kind gesture Pete.
S.

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there you go, chuck 18 kwid at a pirate sinker and youv got all youll need for a good wee while, good on yer 3rodpete

*providing the two above lines suit your set up

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Hi 3rodpete it is a very kind offer and my rod is 5/6 weight so it would i believe, i have sent you a pm and thanks very much Best wishes Rod

Best advice so far

Hi thanks all for the advice,the fishing i will be doing will be a split of still water, bank and a bit of river here in Norwich,

What kind of waters will you be starting to fly fish on?

If you are going to fish still waters it is important to have at least a sinking line as well as a floating line. It is actually more important than the rod or just about any other item of tackle...

richard

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