Piscifun Sword Fly Line with Welded Loop, Weight Forward Floating Fly Line, 90-100ft

This worked very good as a replacement for a pre-filled reel that I bought. Very smooth and casts well.

Seems a wonderful line for a more than reasonable price. I'll let you know after a couple of days on the water.

Excellent weight forward line with a welded loop on the leader end. I used a nail knot for this line to the backing. Casts wonderfully. Bought a second spool for my wife’s reel.

This line is a good deal. It is slick and shoots line well for a cheaper line. I have only fished it once but it seemed to float just fine. Not sure how it will hold up along term but good for now. It is also a true to weight line so it will do best on a medium to medium fast fly rod. Great on bamboo and fiberglass. I must comment that the line has a rather pungent and strong smell. The odor got better as I fished the line and I hope it will disappear over time. Overall good value for someone not looking to spend a lot of money but still wants a decent fly line. Do your self a favor and don't buy some $20.00 line when for only a few bucks more you can get this line. Many people do not realize that fly line is the most important part of the make up of a fly rod, reel and line. A top of line rod with bad line will greatly degrade the performance of the whole outfit while a good line on a cheaper rod will enhance the performance of the outfit.

Good line- quality, durability & price is good. Price point is particularly good. Can’t really see that the more expensive lines are worth the price difference. I could buy 4 of these for the price of one of the big brands. WFF and sink tip work well. I fish a lot, wading & drift boating. Both can be hard on line but these hold up just fine. Can’t see the advantage in paying more.

i wanted to love it. took it out twice because i thought it was me. first time out, it felt good on cast but retrieve was a bit.... off... didn't put conditioner on it so i thought it was that.... second time same feeling... the line itself wasn't smooth. it has micro ridges, unless you're looking for it, you wouldn't notice it. Until you start bringing back the line. It almost felt as if the line was twisted at the tip. color was exactly what i wanted, so i guess i was bias. felt my other lines from cabelas and RIO, silky smooth. It could've just been a lemon. company seem too good to be true, but im 1 in 1... the Picifun Sword is awesome... just the line i received was sub-par. Edit 1 - first off, 10 Stars out of 5 for the customer service, seriously. wrote review, went to bed, woke up and had a response in my email that morning. I don't think it was even that bad of a review. Within hours I was contacted...I WAS CONTACTED... not even reaching out to Piscifun themselves. within a couple days I had a new WF6wt on the way... yes it was from china, so it took close to 2 weeks but still good since the defective line was still usable. Defective WF6wt fly line - further inspection and comparison to the new line received, the new line doesn't have as pronounced ridges, and has a better coating. bare hands, slickness was night and day. slightly pulling on old flyline, it would get stuck in between the fingers, where as the new line was so much slicker and not getting caught. people are comparing this line to SA mastery and Rio's higher end... no, it doesn't compete with them... but at half the cost, i would have to say it beats the entry/mid range fly lines. I do have lines from various manufactures, and have tried the many others use on theirs, and these work just the same or even better depending on rod and weight. Price, and quality, as long as you're not a brand snob, I'd say go for it.

I'm a cheapskate when it comes to equipment-- and I would never pay more than fifty bucks for a fly line. (Rather the price was much less, if I can still get good quality.) I've bought some dud lines, which I retire for salt water use, and also some pretty good cheap lines, which sorta met my needs in river casting. But a few weeks ago I bought a PISCIFUN SWORD weight forward fly line for a refurbished rod I just acquired and, well --- it works BEAUTIFULLY. Low memory, silky smooth, and casts super. No joke, this was the BEST line I've ever owned, so I'm writing this review because I just bought my second one for a different reel. No, I am NOT being paid for this review. I'm just telling you, if top quality at a reasonable price means something to you, THIS is the line to get. Straight lines, guys.

Decent quality overall, great for the price. I thought it was average for slickness, so casting was ok. I'll probably find a better one that is slicker and has a bit more weight or go to a 5-wt. IMHO light rods need to load with less line because I'm using them on small streams where short distances are the norm and vegetation is always hunting your fly. Many times, I'm not even to the weighted part of the line. For the money its good.

does the job

Non ho avuto la possibilità di provarlo ma al tatto sembra ottimo.

excellent value

Per 20 euro non è male. Il principale difetto, come già segnalato, è l'odore di platica/petrolio, che non sono riuscito a togliere neanche dopo lavaggio con acqua e sapone ed applicazione di prodotto per la cura della coda. Penso che in giro si possa trovare di meglio.

Alright here is my second review. Bought the line for Creek mooching. Doubt I will cast the line more than 30'. Trimmed off 3' feet of the line, wanting to get the weight forward on my casts. A line is a line. There are so many brands out there and this is a premium line from China. Don't second guess it. Wrap your head around the fact that the majority of lines are made in China. This is a domestic product that works extremely well. I am a hard core fisherman and expect my rigs to perform. This does it.... Recommend.