Scientific Anglers Frequency Magnum Fly Line
Scientific Anglers Frequency Magnum Fly Line
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The Frequency Magnum summed up in six words: big flies, big fish, small price. Designed with an aggressive weight-forward head, the Magnum fly line is built for tossing large flies, turning over split shot, and blasting through the wind. In other words, this line is a bit of a bully—which is great if you’re targeting bass, big trout, and light saltwater game. It’s nice to have some muscle on your side.
Noted Features:
- Turns over large dries, streamers, and split shot with ease
- For use in both fresh- and saltwater environments
- Overweighted design loads fast-action rods
- Braided multifilament core
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