By John Mundt (The American Fly Fisher – Fall 1991 – Article) The practice of using fly lines made of horsehair and silk is well documented in the lore of angling, however, information on the actual manufacture of these lines is much more limited. Early English publications, such as “A Treatyse of Fishing with an…

Whether you are already well-versed in the use of silk fly lines or are trying them for the first time, I would like to share prompts that may prove beneficial. Break-in Process My Silk Fly Line is crafted from premium braided Italian silk. After the braiding process, the line undergoes a pressure treatment with a…

The Craft, Legacy, and Modern Revival of a Classic Angling Tradition Silk fly fishing lines represent both a practical tool and an enduring symbol of the artistry in fly fishing. Revered for their finesse, durability, and tactile beauty, silk lines have woven themselves into the history of angling. While contemporary synthetic lines dominate the market,…