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MC-40 8wt Fly Line

Regular price $69.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $69.00 USD

Fooling the likes of salmon and pike into biting requires the right combination of power, accuracy, and lightness of touch—a balance that this 8wt fly line achieves in spades.


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Description

This powerful line leads with a gently increasing forward taper capable of cutting through the wind or shooting line long distances—a true advantage when you’re chasing the likes of salmon, and other hard-fighting, saltwater species.

With a 30ft weight of 204 grains (13.2 grams), this line adheres to AFFTA specifications, meaning you’ll feel your fly rod casting the way the manufacturer intended, regardless of what brand fly rod you use. We tacked on durable welded loops at either end to make attaching your backing and leader that much easier.

 

 
Fly Line MC-30 4wt Fly Line MC-38 4wt Fly Line MC-40 4wt Fly Line
Available Sizes 4wt - 10wt 4wt - 9wt 4wt - 9wt
Line Size 4-Weight 4-Weight 4-Weight
Taper Taper Contained in First 30 ft Taper Contained in First 38 ft Taper Contained in First 40 ft
Weight in Grains 173.0 130.0 120.0
Weight in Grams 11.2 8.4 7.8
Target Species Alpine Trout
Bass
Panfish
Trout
Alpine Trout
Bass
Panfish
Trout
Alpine Trout
Bass
Panfish
Trout

Montana Casting Co. Fly Lines

Each Montana Casting Company fly fishing line is designed to company founder Scott Joyner’s specifications to take full advantage of your rod’s dynamic power curve. Wind, rain, snow or shine, these lines are precision-engineered and Montana-tested for accurate casting with minimal effort.

Useful Fly Fishing Knots for Attaching Your Fly Line

How to tie a perfection loop

Scott shows you how to tie one of the easier fly fishing knots, the perfection loop. This knot can be used to attach a leader to the end of a fly line that has a welded loop on it.

Watch the Video on YouTube

How to tie a nail knot

Scott demonstrates using a nail knot tool to attach a length of butt section to a fly line.

Watch the Video on YouTube