A.Jensen VECTOR - Sink IV/Float

The Vector line, designed with one purpose in mind - to simplify casting long lines, is an apt choice for coastal and/or still water fishing where the casting distance matters.
Its head is designed for quick loading, a feature that benefits all casters, particularly those with less experience.
To further facilitate extended casts, the running line has been made extra thin.
The taper of the Vector line plays a crucial role in turning bigger flies with ease, a necessity when streamers and lures need to be delivered at distance to hungry fish.
The Vector line is 2 colored and comes in 4 densities..

This color differentiation simplifies casting by allowing the caster to identify the end of the head easily, indicating when to shoot line.

All lines are equipped with premade slim welded loops in both ends.

FLOATING

Light Blue head and Fluo. Yellow running line. A great line for all topwater fishing.

INTERMEDIATE/FLOATING

Light Sand head and Fluo. Yellow running line. The full head is Intermediate and the running line is floating. The floating running line makes this line great when wading - like when fishing along the coast - or when you need to handle the running line  ex mending in running water.

FULL INTERMEDIATE

Full line is semiclear, meaning clear coating on the white braided dacron core. For when you need a full slow sinking line, as the full line including the running line is intermediate. Perfect when fishing clear water, when you need the line to go under debri on the surface or at day where you want to eliminate the "herringbone" effect, that a floating line leaves at the surface.

SINKING IV/FLOATING

Grey head and Fluo. Yellow running line. The full head is sinking IV, with a compensated tip, so it sinks in a straight line in the water column. The running line is floating. Great line for fishing deep in lakes and rivers, due to the floating running line, which ensures great handling. Also a favorite line for summer coastal fishing in rocky areas where the fly needs to get down to the fish.