SC Micro Thin Dry Floating Fly Line with Overhang Marker®️

Great line for my 7'6" 4wt rod in smaller rivers. Very easy to cast, I seem to cast further with less effort. I think a 6wt for my other rod will be coming in the future.

This is my favourite small stream line. Presentation is delicate & it loads quickly for relatively short casts. It also roll casts well.

I have this line in 2 and 4 wt and they cast a LONG way, are easy to lift, roll cast well and are accurate. I recommended this line to my fishing buddies and will keep doing so. Until you try one, you can’t know, after you do you will be a believer! The pic is of a 9” Creek Chub caught on my 2 wt rid. You can see the gray colored SC line on the reel, which is the point. I was “Creek Chubbin” and had to make accurate casts at a short (20-25’) distance. This line handled that well, too. The closest trout to where I live are about 200 miles away.

I’m a GAIA instructor. www.castingwright.com
I have just bought my sixth one of these lines.
You have to be sure you understand what you are buying. As long as you do, I think they are good value (especially if you buy them in the sale... sorry JL)...
These lines are over weighted for their designated #wt. This is NOT a bad thing, you just need to know. They compare, weight wise, very similarly to the specialist Rio single handed spey which cost twice as much. However they are slimmer and an appealingly stealthy dull, neutral colour.
Very good for loading a stream rod at close quarters where you are casting at less than 30 feet. Roll casts very nicely. Good lines for the beginner/improver to try if you feel the usual fly line doesn’t seem to give you enough sensation of load or “feel” on the forward cast.
The tip can crack up a bit with use but this doesn’t seem to impact on effectiveness in practice.
As always keep it clean, dry it out and use line dressing regularly.
I have no financial or other interest in Sunray.

I have used only lines from Sunray for over two years and am delighted.

I already have the two and three weight micro thin lines, they cast really well and present very delicately. I find them particularly good in conditions you might normally use a line several weights heavier.

Impressed with the quick delivery, however, I have a question. My Sunray Stuart Crofts #3 fly line (bought in 2020), has the thin exposed core loop (white colour) at the front end of the line. My new #4 line has it at the rear end with the thicker welded loop on the front – has there been a design change?