Scientific Anglers Frequency Trout GP Floating Fly Line
Description
Description
Scientific Anglers Frequency Trout GP Floating Fly Line is a finesse-oriented general purpose floating trout line designed for everyday use on rivers and stillwaters. Borrowing its balanced belly design from the Infinity taper, it adds slightly longer front and rear tapers and a quarter-size-heavy weight scheme that loads rods smoothly while maintaining the delicacy needed for accurate presentations. Built for anglers who favour precision over power, it performs reliably in both moderate and cold conditions.
Technologies
- AST – Slickness additive that reduces friction, improves casting distance, and keeps lines performing longer.
- Welded Loop – Durable welded front loop for easy, reliable loop-to-loop connections to leaders.
- Braided Multifilament Core – Supple cold-water core that improves flotation, reduces memory, and provides smooth, stable casting.
Temperature Rating
Cold / Moderate – 0°C to 25°C
Target Species
- Trout
- Yellowfish
- Barbel
- Bass
- Carp
Types of Flies
- Dries
- Nymphs
- Indicator
Additional Features
- Quarter-size-heavy design loads rods quickly without sacrificing finesse.
- Slightly longer front taper than Infinity for softer, more delicate fly presentations.
- Slightly longer rear taper for smoother line management and improved mending.
- Not suited to heavy streamer rigs or bulky indicator setups.
- Optimised for use in moderate and cold trout fishing climates.
Line Chart
| Line Weight | WF Head Length | Total Length | Grain Weight* |
|---|---|---|---|
| WF-3-F | 15.1 m | 25.9 m | 105 gr / 6.8 g |
| WF-4-F | 15.1 m | 25.9 m | 125 gr / 8.1 g |
| WF-5-F | 15.4 m | 25.9 m | 145 gr / 9.4 g |
| WF-6-F | 15.5 m | 25.9 m | 170 gr / 11.0 g |
*Grain weight measured at first 9.1 m.
Frequency Floating Line Features
Scientific Anglers Frequency Fly Lines combine performance and value for budget-conscious anglers. Built with AST and welded loops, these lines come in versatile tapers to suit a range of fishing styles. The Trout line is true to weight, offering excellent control and presentation on slower-action rods, while the Boost line quickly loads fast-action rods and handles streamers, nymph rigs, indicators, and larger dries with ease.
