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Published Jun 19. 2006 - 17 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 22. 2019
The AFTM-system
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Hi GFF readers.
I need some help regarding fly-line weight and the AFTM-system.
After a 20-year pause I'm taking up fly-fishing again. One of my problems is that i have forgotten the AFTM-rating on my old lines. On this website I found this statement: 'The AFTM-system used to describe weights of fly lines, specifies the weight of the front 30 feet of line'. But how much weight are we talking about?
I would like to classify my lines. Any help is appreciated.
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Guttormsen,
We have a bunch of articles on lines here on GFF.
There is an AFTM-table in [url=http://globalflyfisher.com/fishbetter/shootingheads/aftm.html]this one on shooting heads[/url].
All our line article can be found through the keyword [url=http://globalflyfisher.com/keywords/index.php?keyword=fly_lines]fly lines[/url]
Martin
Hi Martin, thanks for the
Hi Martin, thanks for the fast respond! Exactly what I was looking for.