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Canoetripper
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Anyone on the board have any experience or thoughts with these fly lines?
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dryflyguy
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I used the Orvis Pro textured line.
Really liked how it cast.
But it didn't last me very long. By the end of the 2nd season - last year - the last 4-5 feet of it developed lots of cracks.
I probably could have used it another year.
But I found a good deal on another textured line - and replaced it this spring
Really liked how it cast.
But it didn't last me very long. By the end of the 2nd season - last year - the last 4-5 feet of it developed lots of cracks.
I probably could have used it another year.
But I found a good deal on another textured line - and replaced it this spring
pcray1231
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Isn't it just rebranded SA line? SA makes line for Orvis, who then bought SA, something like that? I think*
Orvis Power Pro smooth = SA Mastery MPX
Orvis Power Pro textured = SA Amplitude textured MPX
Again, I think*. The line is the same, as in materials, coatings, textures, etc. I'm not 100% sure about the tapers matching perfectly. Anyway, yes, I have the SA Amplitude MPX and it's the best line I've ever cast. It does tend to lose it's floatability on the tip over time though.
Orvis Power Pro smooth = SA Mastery MPX
Orvis Power Pro textured = SA Amplitude textured MPX
Again, I think*. The line is the same, as in materials, coatings, textures, etc. I'm not 100% sure about the tapers matching perfectly. Anyway, yes, I have the SA Amplitude MPX and it's the best line I've ever cast. It does tend to lose it's floatability on the tip over time though.
