Yep expensive lines generally float better for longer. You can buy some
flyline floatant (conditioner) and apply it to your inexpensive line and it
will float for a loner time, less expensive and reasonably
effective......Kerry
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Should floating fly line always float. I used a cheap fly rod combo this
weekend. The line floated well for a few hours. Then it started sinking
the first 20 - 30 feet or so. This was a problem because I was fishing in
a
lake using a dry fly and a drop fly. I wanted to let it sit out there
for
several minutes, but the fly line kept sinking. Do expensive fly lines
float better? Thanks.