A typical fly line is packed on a spool, which can be broken in two. The line is often supplied with a braided loop and a small sticker to put on your reel, reminding you of the line type and weight. (picture) - Package contents - Most of us know how, but this article is for the ones who never set up a complete reel, backing, line and leader. - Global FlyFisher

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From the article "First setup"

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A typical fly line is packed on a spool, which can be broken in two. The line is often supplied with a braided loop and a small sticker to put on your reel, reminding you of the line type and weight.
Martin Joergensen ©2013 

Photo/illustration: Martin Joergensen ©2013




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