I have a new Airflo Ridge Supple Distance (colour is mint Green), It was a prize in a draw.
What type of line is it? E.G. floating or what?
Or can someone advise me on how to use it.

Neil

Neill what does it say on the box mate,
look on the sides of it

Have a look here:-

Airflo Ridge Supple Fly Lines -with Free zinger snips forceps

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Liam, it only has Polyfuse XT on one side and Ridge Line on the other. this is why I am asking, there is no mention of type.

Neil

Like Hobble says look on the side of the box or look for the code number on the box. Last few digits will WF or DT to indicate Weight forward or Double Taper, then line rating number e.g.7 and then a letter e.g. F for floater so should look something like (WF7-F)

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is this it?

Airflo Ridge Supple Technical Fly Line - Fly Lines Fishtec

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Grayling, do you think it is a tactical floater?
I ask because most lines are precise with the colour and as this states mint green not green I am not sure what I have.

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It has 7XS-DL-WF7/8F/L-PP ON IT?

Thats what you need to know. 7-8 Floater and is Weight Forward profile.

Jim

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i'd say that it's a weight forward 7/8 floater going by the code number.

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THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP.

Can anyone tell me if it is a good line? I have a cortland peach floater at the moment, is it better?

Hobble

You can come to my party! I just crease up at your posts.

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