Euro Nymph Floating Fly Line

Sale price£43.99 GBP Regular price£59.99 GBP

Built for rivers and stillwater, it gives zero sag drifts and gentle dry fly casts that won’t spook rising fish.

Taper

Short belly holds tight, flies straight, gives no sag for nymphing.

Total Fly Line Length

90'

Head Length

90'

Head Weight

One weight suits all.

  • 5 stars: 28 (93%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (7%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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gavin watkinson (Leyland, GB)
WORLD NYMPH

A very good nymphing line, zero stretch, dull colour, braided loops IE no tippet cutting through the coating.

I have been an avid user of the snowbee thistle down 2 line which I think is a very good line for nymphing and dry fly fishing,
but I think they fu@k#d up with the coating on the welded loops, although with this line you can not cast a dry fly as some people say you can,
but for Czech or euro nymphing which ever you wana call it I believe it is second to none, I have abused this line every other day like a boss for the best part of a month with no problems, even with
strong wind's putting a bow in the line I was still able to feel nymphs hitting bottom and the takes of small grayling as with the snowbee line I was not.
the line's very thin but with a rough sort of texture ( with freezing sausage fingers that's a plus ) while fishing for grayling the first fish I ever caught on the line
was the brown in the picture Oos but what a beast 20 inch if not a bit more using no indicator and only a foot of tippet from the line to a tippet ring with a dropper on
and another foot and half to the point fly, which I think is a bit extraordinary as with most lines if they were a couple of feet under the water I have no doubt they would spook most fish,
the line being sort of a matt grey colour I think it makes it hard for the fish to see when under the water, that being said it also makes it hard to see against the backdrop of water,
so using an indicator would make life easier but its not a necessity as you can literally feel everything through the line while fishing blind so to speak.

the snowbee lines off the reel this gets a thumbs up from me, if your a nymphing freak like me try this line you wont be disappointed.

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James Rae
Hardly moves in the wind.

"The line is very good for many different types of nymphing methods, including Czech, French and European, it is also very good for dry fly fishing. I've tried it on very windy days and the line hardly moves in the wind. The hi viz tip is very easy to see in most light conditions and when paired with the sunray nymphing rod it is the perfect combination. Takes are easily seen and felt. I've been fortunate enough to have caught some very large grayling with this set up and the sport was astounding, both the line and rod handle big fighting fish brilliantly. I would throughly recommended this line to any angler!"

You've experienced a design element. The fact it cuts the wind, thanks James,

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Customer
Allowed me to land this 25" brown that weighed over 12lbs using a 2wt rod!!!

"What can I say about this line other them AMAZING!!!! It's hard to believe that this thin nymphing line allowed me to land this 25"" brown that weighed over 12lbs using a 2wt rod!!! The strike detection is simply out of this world. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!!!"

It's so sensitive due to it's thin diameter Jeff. Thanks for sharing.

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David S.
Amazed at the distance that can be cast even with a size 24 CdC fly

"Recently I've got around to giving the Micro Thin Nymph line a thorough testing. I generally prefer dry fly fishing, only resorting to nymphing as a second choice; as a result I usually use the Sunray Jeremy Lucas 1 weight line with my 10' 2 weight rod or the 3 weight version with my 10' 4/5 weight rod. However I have found that the Micro Nymph line os not only great for Euro Nymphing but superb for dry fly when conditions are not too windy & distance casting is not required. Presentation is hyper-delicate. My latest set up involves attaching a 5' taper cut from a 12' Rio Powerflex tapered leader with a small perfection loop at the tip end to which I can attach a short braid indicator & 3 to 6' of tippet for nymphing, whilst for dry fly I remove the indicator & just use 4 to 5' of tippet. I have been amazed at the distance that can be cast even with a size 24 CdC fly & the handling of this line is great."

Thanks David. You've been a great supporter for many years. It's an honour for me because you are one of the most knowledgeable fishermen in the UK in my opinion. Thanks for sharing this in depth review.

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JOEL SANTONI
Exceptionnelle pour sa finesse

"Hello I'm A french fly fisher man so I'will post in french language. Cette soie est exceptionnelle pour sa finesse et permet de longues d?rives. Id?ales pour p?che en nymphes, elle permet de p?che loin des postes tout en gardant un contr?le des mouches. Le vent ne pose aucune contrainte. Avec son faible diam?tre, elle r?pond aux exigences du p?cheur de comp?tition. Bonne saison !"

Sorry I dont speak French but I hope you enjoyed the line. I see you gave 5 stars so....

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David C (Richfield, US)
Works great

I’m not an expert at this style of fly fishing but I did well the first time I used it.

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Richard Donahue (Austin, US)

Euro Nymph Floating Fly Line

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Anonymous (Folkestone, GB)
A reveralation

I fish very small streams and canals I have always had problems with the drag of standard fly lines
This nymph line seems to have solved this problemm
Very satisfied

That’s great to hear. The Nymph line was designed exactly for that — less drag, better control, and a clean drift in tight water. Glad it’s made the difference for you.

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Grzegorz Michalski (Katowice, PL)
Best nymph line

Waited for line lot of tine as it has been out of stock for a long time.
It was Worth it lot Better than rio euronymph, small dries are not the problem and I am not specjalista in casting

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I have paid for 2 spools but you're never let my no. Are they on there way thanks (Selby, GB)
Good fly lines

They look and feel good very smooth getting ready to use them

Hope they fish as good as they look! Let us know how you get on—tight lines!

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Phil plant (Camden, GB)
Great service

Well I broke the tip on my sunray trout fly rod so I e mailed Sunray within 48 hours a new tip was on my doorstep FOC what a GREAT service from sunray so rare to find customer service like that nowadays 5 star

Glad we could sort it for you so quickly! Appreciate the great feedback and hope you’re back on the water in no time. ⭐

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Patrick

Ultra thin

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Joseph Kruppo (Walton, US)
No problem with Sunray

Very impressed with Sunray products no problems what so ever.
Even shipping to US product is here before expected.

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Gregory Cann (Pontypridd, GB)
Great line

I’ve had another level type nymph line but I was surprised to see how much thinner the Sunray line was , handles great on the water and takes my fly presentation up a notch from my old set up , a very nice line !

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Brian Donley (High Point, US)
Sunray Fly Lines

Best fly lines I’ve ever had! Casting is a breeze and distance is outstanding.

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Kevin Elley (Pontypridd, GB)
World nymph line

Great line for euro nymphin highly recommended

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Dougal Elvin (Tauranga, NZ)
Sunray World Nymph Line

OMG!!! I've already tried nymph lines from Rio and an "unbranded" version from NZ and this is the benchmark by a long way. It's limp, it casts well and I don't even bother with all the sighter nonsense anymore. I just tie my tippet straight to the end of line. When I need to reach a bit further out, I just cast it out. The most versatile nymph line I've ever used. Thank you Sunray.

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Thierry Lelievre (Saint-Gaudens, FR)
Great SUNRAY world nymph line

This world nymph line is the best one I have ever used for european nymphing style.

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Darius Simkus (Dublin, IE)
World nymph fly line

Very happy with line and service from sunray 🎣🎣🎣

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Olivier masmonteil (Saint-Leu-la-Foret, FR)
sunray

amazing line, love it
Best
Olivier

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W S Diamond (Ceredo, US)
Another winner from Sunray

I use this line not only for nymphing but it also serves as a pretty good dry fly line, too. I’ve gone 100% with Sunray lines and tippet. They might seem a little pricey but you get what you pay for.

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Don Brown Brown (Rochdale, GB)
4/5

A bit pricey, but first time of use bettered the catch of my companions.

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Maric (Belgrade, RS)
Nymphing line

World Championship Nymph is best nymphing line by mine opinion. I used it in competition and my nymphing technique is so much better . Contact with nymph is amaising I can feel every nymph moving.

That's perfect Maric. Thanks for sharing this review. We have a LOT of competition anglers using this line because they can switch to dries without changing lines mid comp.

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Jyri Virtanen
5/5

World Championship Nymph

Have you tried it with dries too Jyri?

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jeff wilson (Bradford, GB)
Nymphing experience

first impresssions, thin line with neutral colour. Built in loop connection at one end could have been better, as the line had a loose tag end not stuck down to the main line. in use the line performed well, provided you use the correct team of weighted nymphs. Excellent first day fishing session outing, and are pleased with the performance of the line. Would of rated line five star if connecting loop had been without fault. Regards Jeff

Hi Jeff, do you mean the end of the line wasn't trapped under the twist tie? Rarely, that happens when the factory weld the loop and can't get the loop back under the twist tie, but it's rare.

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Customer
"Simply worth the price, buy once buy Sunray"

"So I used it today , having used french leaders up until now I know that they are great to use and have no issues with using them rather than the sunray line. what the sunray line offers for me is a lot more in terms of versatility, I can easily cast with this line far easier than with a french leader when I switch tactics and nymph in other styles plus it casts a dry fly very well indeed, for me when I go out now I wont take any other lines or reels with me because my sunray line will cover whichever tactic I need it to. The line itself is of course low diameter and as such makes minimal disturbance on the water when using it as a dry fly line, I set mine up with a 2ft section of amnesia sunset in red and yellow with a loop one end to loop onto the fly line and a tippet ring the other end to attach my flurocarbon tippet which I vary depending on the depth. Today I only used a single nymph and for only a very short time but first impressions were positive, yes I could have used a french leader but for me the line looks as if it will last me longer and has no memory that ive observed thus far, feel is rather like using braid in terms of the feedback it gives, yes its exspensive in comparison to the french leader but im happy with it."

You've answered a good question Paul. 'Why use this line instead of mono or braid?' Because it's a fly line and you get all the benefits of a fly line with the sensitivity of braid I think.