Scientific Anglers Amplitude Textured Infinity Fly Line
Scientific Anglers Amplitude Textured Infinity Fly Line
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Scientific Anglers challenges the notion that no single freshwater fly line can do it all with the Amplitude Infinity. This line casts heavy streamers effortlessly while maintaining the finesse needed for delicate dry fly presentations. It offers exceptional mending capabilities and consistent performance across all casting distances. Designed a half-size heavy with a long head and pronounced front taper, it excels with species ranging from trout and panfish to pike and steelhead. Aptly named Infinity, this line expands your fishing possibilities without limits.
Noted Features:
- Features the revolutionary AST Plus slickness additive for superior shooting ability and increased durability
- Floating Texture on the tip section for the ultimate in flotation; it simply keeps dry flies floating longer
- Shooting Texture running line delivers longer casts, thanks to a reduction in friction
- Extremely versatile general-purpose taper designed for most freshwater species; an excellent line for trout, grayling, panfish, bass, carp, steelhead, salmon, and pike
- Made a half-size heavy to load fast-action rods, but works well with a variety of rod actions
- Extended head length for long-distance casts and superior mending ability

| LINE WEIGHT | HEAD LENGTH | TOTAL LENGTH | GRAIN WEIGHT* |
| WF-3-F | 47.0’/14,3m | 90’/27,4m | 110gr/7,2gr |
| WF-4-F | 48.0’/14,6m | 90’/27,4m | 130gr/8,5gr |
| WF-5-F | 49.0’/14,9m | 90’/27,4m | 150gr/9,8gr |
| WF-6-F | 50.0’/15,2m | 90’/27,4m | 175gr/11,2gr |
| WF-7-F | 51.0’/15,5m | 90’/27,4m | 200gr/12,8gr |
| WF-8-F | 52.0’/15,8m | 90’/27,4m | 225gr/14,5gr |
| WF-9-F | 53.0’/16,2m | 90’/27,4m | 260gr/16,9gr |
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