Armourall on Flylines?

"Wayne Knight" wrote

he also cleans his lines with soap
and water at least once a month and takes them off the reels in winter.
I've not done it myself.

hell, knight, no surprise there. my bet is you *never* touch your
current fly line, hoping desperately that the damn thing will self-destruct,
at which time you can go buy a new one...
not that there's anything wrong with that!

yfitons
wayno

Wayne Harrison wrote:

hell, knight, no surprise there. my bet is you *never* touch
your
current fly line, hoping desperately that the damn thing will
self-destruct,
at which time you can go buy a new one...
not that there's anything wrong with that!

Harrison, you're the last person I would expect to comment on what I
touch counselor.

All of my fly lines get somewhat cleaned at least once a year, I don't
usually soak them but I take them off the reel and run them through a
damp washcloth, dry them, and then reel them back on with one of the
cortland cleaning patches they used to give you with the line (do they
still do that?) or the SA( or is Umqua?) line dressing.

While I am not afraid to spend the money when I have it to purchase
"nicer" stuff, in return I expect a certain durability, and with good
fly lines approaching the cost of a low end fly rods, I expect the damn
things to last several years.

Wayne
I might be a gear whore, but not of the resources to go into a fly shop
and do a Rodney Dangerfield.

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"Wayne Knight" wrote

he also cleans his lines with soap
and water at least once a month and takes them off the reels in winter.
I've not done it myself.

hell, knight, no surprise there. my bet is you *never* touch your
current fly line, hoping desperately that the damn thing will
self-destruct,
at which time you can go buy a new one...
not that there's anything wrong with that!



As long as it self destructs in the bed of your truck and not out on the
stream leaving bits of brightly (or muted) colored line all over the water
to add to the debris along the bank.

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"Wayne Knight" wrote

he also cleans his lines with soap
and water at least once a month and takes them off the reels in winter.
I've not done it myself.

hell, knight, no surprise there. my bet is you *never* touch your
current fly line, hoping desperately that the damn thing will
self-destruct,
at which time you can go buy a new one...
not that there's anything wrong with that!



As long as it self destructs in the bed of your truck and not out on the
stream leaving bits of brightly (or muted) colored line all over the water
to add to the debris along the bank.

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