Decent floating line?

[BAZACODBASHA]

Hi, I need to replace my floating line (size 8 WF). Can't remember what make my original line was, but after being fine at first, it now 'coils' quite badly. Having said that I have used it for the last four seasons or so.
I don't want to pay a fortune - up to £30 or thereabouts. Anyone reccomend a brand for this price ?

Many thanks

 

[potts123]

Shakespeare Worcestershire Fly Line - Sold without Box - Massive Savings!!! hi m8 try this link cracking floating line cheers

stew

 

[kingcod deano]

go to The Pirate's 'Castaway' Fly Line Bonanza! - Fly Fishing Forums

and pm the pirate i have 2 lines and they are the dogs for the price he even gives you superglue and braided loops
they are nearly as good as my snowbee xs which i paid 45 quid for practically no memory

 

[ecoli]

go to The Pirate's 'Castaway' Fly Line Bonanza! - Fly Fishing Forums

and pm the pirate i have 2 lines and they are the dogs for the price he even gives you superglue and braided loops
they are nearly as good as my snowbee xs which i paid 45 quid for practically no memory

I get all my lines off this bloke and they are top class go on the fourm and look at the reviews by the lads on there

 

[jimmy]

Garry Evans, does a good line, its masterline powerhead, made by cortland
cost £30, excellent floating line

 

[MACK75]

2009 Sage Performance Taper II FLYLINE *New in th eBox* on eBay (end time 27-Apr-11 20:01:54 BST)

I have just bought my second one of these lines, also ordered another 7 for mates as I recomend them that much,
works out at just under £30 delivered I ordered one thursday moning and they all arrived 1 week later, These lines are £55 quid at glasgow angling plus the postage,
Also they are made by rio for sage so cant say fairer than that

 

[bandit]

CORTLAND 444 Peach around £30 - £35 on ebay fantastic line also
GREYS PLATINUM around £30 mark good quality lines especially the
cortland

 

[dicky mint]

hi baz,
my pal carl swears by his greys grxi and for 20 quid you can't go far wrong. I personally use and have done for the past 6 or 7 years a snowbee xs floater. they cast really well and are like silk in the hand, no worries with regard to coiling/memory and thats after a long cold winter in the shed and still on ther reel! I know some people have issues with the snowbee lines longevity but if you clean it 2 or 3 times throughout the season with the line slik that comes with the line you've no probs (i'm still only on my second one) . yes they're 35 37ish quid but pure quality i did try one of those airflo ridge floaters a couple of years ago and i can say with all honesty it was bloody terrible was like fishing with a washing line and even after a good stretch would not sit straight in the water, avoid at all cost:exclam:

just to shoot off on a tangent m8 i have a boat trip booked out of craster on sunday 24th apr(bank holiday weekend). sure its only 20 quid a head.....................if you've nowt better to do m8.................... drop me a pm

 

[BAZACODBASHA]

PM sent Dicky.