Flies & Kits(187)
Fly Tying(434)
Vests & Outerwear(353)
Waders(509)
Watercraft(197)
Shop Now At Bass Pro Shops
Shop Fishing Line or
Choose a Category
- Shop Archery
- Shop Auto & ATV-UTV
- Shop Boating
- Shop Camping
- Shop Clearance
- Shop Electronics
- Shop Fly Fishing
- Shop Freshwater Fishing
- Shop Gifts, Hobbies & Golf
- Shop Home & Cabin
- Shop Hunting
- Shop Hunting Clothing
- Shop Ladies' Clothing
- Shop Men's Clothing
- Shop Outdoor Kids
- Shop Saltwater Fishing
- Shop Shoes & Boots
Customer Reviews for Scientific Anglers Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Scientific Anglers Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line for Redfish is a fast-casting, floating fly line that's specially designed to load quickly when used with today's modern fast-action and medium/fast-action rods. Its specially designed taper is excellent for quick shooting. A special high-density, PVC-formulated coating with AST (Advanced Shooting Technology) holds up against the abuse of saltwater for line longevity. An outstanding performer, this fly line is ideal when fishing for redfish from the boat or when wading. Color: Horizon.
Average Customer Rating:
(8 Reviews) 8
Rating Snapshot
Rating Snapshot (8 reviews)
5 stars
4
4 stars
3
3 stars
1
2 stars
0
1 star
0
7 of 8(88%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Review 1 for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Overall Rating:
no problems
,April 30, 2012
By mattleachman
from BC, NZ, ME, NB
Advantages: Performs well, Quality, Ease of use
"havent had any issues after 15 days on water, seems tough enough to handle the odd snag on oyster shells but still supple , this my first SA line. gonna try it for freshwater lakes up in maine next, should be fun to cast from a bass boat as it is easy to to shoot make quick casts with. i will give 5 stars if it stands up to a year of heavy fishing"
What is your favorite type of fishing? Freshwater
How many times a month do you fish on average? 5+
Do you own a boat? Yes
Would you recommend this product as a gift? Yes
Share this Review:
Review 2 for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Overall Rating:
Bones, Bones, Bones
,November 3, 2010
By Popeye
from Lismore NSW Australia
Advantages: Ease of use, Performs well, Value for money, Quality
"I'm just back from Christmas Island for a week's flyfishing for Bonefish. I used SA Redfish Tropicore lines in #8 and #9 weights exclusively for the week. I also had SA Bonefish #8s and SA Striper Bass #9, both Tropicore, lines with me. I used two #8 weight rods a 7'11' Sage and a 9' ProAngler Saltwater, Aussie brand similar to a Nativerun.
When the wind was up over 25 knots I used the #9 weight line. The #8 weight line was used when the wind was at the 15 to 25 knot strength. These lines are a half weight heavy with a short head length, 30ft, so they load the rod easily especially when there is only a stort amout of lines off the tip of the rod.
I did not have any trouble with these lines in the hard casting conditions handed out at Christmas Island and will definitely use SA Redfish Tropicore there on my next trip, unless something better comes along.
These lines also perform very well in tropical Australia where water temps can be 80 F in the winter and mid 80s in the summer when the air temps are 95+.
Total Bones for the week 84.
Yes I am very happy with the performance of these lines."
What is your favorite type of fishing? Saltwater
How many times a month do you fish on average? 5+
Do you own a boat? Yes
Would you recommend this product as a gift? Yes
Share this Review:
Review 3 for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Overall Rating:
Not sure about this line
,June 25, 2010
By JakeXT
from DFW
Advantages: Style/Design, nice color
Disadvantages: Difficult to use, Performance, Durability
"Ive only cast this a few times, 9wt, floating, temp above 90F. Seems like it does not cast as well as I expected its limp enough but retains kinks even after stretching I find it almost impossible to straighten out and I am considering returning it for an exchange if allowed to."
What is your favorite type of fishing? Saltwater
How many times a month do you fish on average? 2
Do you own a boat? Yes
Would you recommend this product as a gift? No
Share this Review:
Review 4 for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Overall Rating:
Best Fly Line On The Market
,March 20, 2010
By SaltH20
from Georgia
Advantages: Ease of use, Style/Design, Performs well, Quality
"Weather you are fishing for Reds or Trout this is the line for you. I have tried others and this is by far the best I have used. It casts very well and I have not had any problems with this line."
What is your favorite type of fishing? Saltwater
How many times a month do you fish on average? 5+
Do you own a boat? Yes
Would you recommend this product as a gift? Yes
Share this Review:
Review 5 for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Overall Rating:
Easy to cast
,February 14, 2010
By btw2459
from Panama City, Florida
Advantages: Ease of use, Performs well, Value for money, Quality
Disadvantages: none
"I started saltwater fly fishing in 2007 and have used several different lines, but had to come back to the Scientific Angler brand I've trusted for years. I haven't been disappointed. The 8 wt line I use casts and turns over well. It also casts poppers and big flies accurately to distant Reds and Trout. I prefer it to the Ovis line I used to use."
What is your favorite type of fishing? Saltwater
How many times a month do you fish on average? 4
Do you own a boat? No
Would you recommend this product as a gift? Yes
Share this Review:
Review 6 for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Overall Rating:
Best fly line I've used
,January 13, 2010
By goodchicken
from south florida
Advantages: Ease of use, Performs well, Quality, Style/Design
Disadvantages: expensive
"The line perfoms great. The first thing I noticed about this line is it's stiff and thin, even the head, I had negative thoughts about its performace at first. I bought this line in the winter, it takes a few casts to straiten out in the colder months here in south florida. The couple times I did go fishing so far this winter I brought this line and a TFO series one 8wt, and the line matches the rod well. It loads the rod good and really sails when i shoot it, also it lands very soft on the water which is a huge advatage when sight casting to spooky Reds, Snook . Once I got used to a shooting taper line I loved it. The only problem I had with it is that it sinks very slowly. Keep an eye on this line is when your running a trolling moter, or other obstuctions like oyster bars. I had a pro fly angler reccommend this line. Despite its bouyency I really like this line and expect many seasons of fishing with it."
What is your favorite type of fishing? Saltwater
How many times a month do you fish on average? 5+
Do you own a boat? Yes
Would you recommend this product as a gift? Yes
Share this Review:
Review 7 for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Overall Rating:
Nice Salt Line
,May 13, 2009
By flyP
from MISSISSIPPI
"This is a nice salt line ....
Use on the Gulf Coastal Areas and estuaries works great.
Some use in the river as well.
Fairly Easy to Cast, won't tear up your hands like sharkskin...."
Use on the Gulf Coastal Areas and estuaries works great.
Some use in the river as well.
Fairly Easy to Cast, won't tear up your hands like sharkskin...."
What is your favorite type of fishing? Freshwater
How many times a month do you fish on average? 3
Do you own a boat? No
Would you recommend this product as a gift? Yes
Share this Review:
Review 8 for Scientific Anglers® Mastery Series Saltwater Fly Line - Redfish
Overall Rating:
Great Line for its Purpose
,May 13, 2009
By TonyC
Advantages: Ease of use, Performs well, Quality, Style/Design
"This line has performed beautifully. Throw it with a fast action rod and it will do what it was designed to do - load the rod and launch quickly. You cannot go wrong with any SA product."
Share this Review:
