There are three main types of fly fishing lines: floating lines, sinking lines, and sinking-tip lines. Floating lines are designed to float on the surface of the water and are ideal for fishing dry flies or topwater presentations. Sinking lines are designed to sink below the water's surface at different rates, allowing you to target fish at various depths. Sinking-tip lines have a sinking section at the tip, which helps the fly to sink while the rest of the line floats, combining the benefits of both floating and sinking lines. Each type of line serves a specific purpose and is chosen based on the fishing conditions and the type of flies being used.

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Types Fly Fishing Lines Floating Lines Sinking Lines Sinking-Tip Lines