All Finner fly lines come with a welded loop, and all leaders include a perfection loop for easy connection. Follow these steps to attach your leader securely:

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How to Attach a Leader Using a Perfection Loop

Step-by-Step Guide

- Hold the Fly Line Loop – Locate the welded loop at the end of your fly line.

- Thread the Leader Through the Fly Line Loop – Take the perfection loop at the end of your leader and pass it through the fly line loop.

- Feed the Leader Through Itself – Pull the leader butt section (thicker end) through its own loop.

- Gently Tighten the Connection – Pull both the fly line and leader ends to snug the loops together. Ensure the connection is secure but not overly tight to allow for easy changes.

This loop-to-loop connection creates a strong, seamless setup, allowing for quick leader changes without knots.

To attach the backing to the fly line, we recommend using Finner braided loop connectors.

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How to Attach Backing to a Fly Reel

Secure the reel and tie the backing to the spool using an arbor knot.

To clean your fly line we recommend using Finner Fly Line Speed Boost

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Before every fishing session apply Fly Line Speed Boost to the entire length of floating lines. Apply only to the running line on sinking lines. At the end of the season wipe the line with a damp cloth on the entire length then apply Fly Line Speed Boost.

Match the line weight to the rod rating. For instance, if you have a 7 weight rod get a 7 weight line.

If the rod has 2 numbers on it (6/7 for instance) then match it with the heavier number, 7 in this case. If it's rated 7/8, get an 8 weight line and so on.

- Short Heads: 3 x rod length
- Quick and compact
- Great for tight spaces
- Ideal for beginners

- Mid-Length Heads: 4 x rod length
- Best all-rounder,
- Provides a balance of control and distance

- Long Heads: 5-6 x rod length
- Offers longer, more stable casts
- Requires better technique and control
- Harder to cast, especially for beginners

Short, Blunt Taper
- Loads the rod quickly
- Generates more power for casting
- Ideal for:
- Big flies
- Streamers
- Windy conditions

Long, Gradual Taper
- Smooth energy transfer for precise casting
- Delicate presentations with soft landings
- Best for:
- Dry flies
- Nymphs
- Small wets

Mid-Diameter Taper
- Balanced performance between power and finesse
- Versatile for varied fly sizes and conditions
- A great all-around choice for most anglers