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The Fly Line Fix: 3 Easy Ways to Keep Your Cast Crisp
You spent good money on your rods and reels so why are your fly lines turning to garbage?
Intro:
Welcome back to the Stillwater Edge Podcast. I’m your host Greg Keenan, and today we’re diving into one of the most overlooked ways to improve your casting and extend the life of your gear: fly line maintenance. It’s simple, quick, and will make your setup feel brand new again. If you want better casts, more takes, and longer lasting gear, this one’s for you.
Key Points Covered:
Rinse After Every Trip
Not always realistic, but ideal especially in dusty, muddy, or slimy stillwaters.
Prevents buildup that ruins line float and performance.
Deep Clean Once a Month
Soak in lukewarm water with mild soap.
Clean while line is on the reel using a soft cloth.
Helps maintain coating on newer fly lines like SlickCast and AST.
Store It Right
Never leave your fly line coiled on a reel in a hot car.
Heat breaks down coating and locks in memory.
Store in a cool, dry space and stretch out occasionally.
Outro:
Fly lines are expensive, but they don’t have to wear out fast. Stick to these three habits and your casts will stay clean and crisp all season long. Got your own maintenance tips? Hit me up on Instagram or YouTube and drop a comment I’d love to hear what works for you. Until next time, I’ll see you on the water. Tight lines.
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