Furled Tapered Leaders

Is this the right leader for you?

If dry fly fishing is your passion, if you go into a trance watching a rising fish tucked behind a rock, if you track your perfectly floating fly with the focus of a hawk—the Trout leader is your go-to choice.

Made of floating monofilament, the Trout leader ensures that your dry fly rides the surface flawlessly. It straightens beautifully on the water (no slack line), giving you the fastest and most effective hook-sets.

Keep in mind:

• Shorter leaders work best on small, clear streams and with larger flies or windy conditions.
• Longer leaders are ideal for bigger rivers or lakes, smaller flies, and more subtle fly presentations.

Both ends of the leader have loops for quick leader changes or easy tippet attachment.

Is this the right leader for you?

Fishing large, gin-clear rivers with tiny dries or emergers can be a nightmare. The Grayling leader solves that problem instantly.

It's thinner and longer than the Trout model, giving you maximum stealth and ultra-delicate presentation. It is also made from floating nylon.

Use it when the fish are extra spooky, selective, and cautious.

Keep in mind:

• Shorter leaders are better for small, clear streams and bigger flies or windy days.
• Longer leaders help on larger rivers (or lakes), fishing with small flies, or whenever you need a very subtle presentation.

Both ends have loops for quick changes and easy tippet attachment.

Is this the right leader for you?

Once you discover nymphing, you rarely go back to the surface—you finally see what's really happening underwater. While we stare at dry flies waiting for "the moment," trout are feasting below, taking more than 90% of their food under the surface.

FR Czech Nymph is the leader you use when you stop guessing and start fishing smart.

Designed for standard rods (9' #5), this leader is tapered but extremely light, helping you cast heavy nymphs without tangles.

The final section is made from highly visible orange material (sighter), so you don't need extra strike indicators.

Bonus tips:

• Your tippet should be slightly longer (up to 30%) than the part of the river you are fishing.
• Because furled leaders absorb shock better, you can safely use thinner tippet than usual.

Is this the right leader for you?

So—you're hunting big game, huh? Picture this: Fishing from a boat on a windy day, heavy gear in your hands, clear water only a few meters deep, anything could explode from the submerged weeds.

That's exactly what the Pike/Musky leader is built for—strong, durable, and tough. Its pronounced taper helps you cast even the biggest, heaviest streamers with precision.

Made from fluorocarbon, it's less visible in water, sinks faster than monofilament, and is much more abrasion-resistant.

And don't let the name fool you—you can use this leader for bass, trout, walleye, and more.

Loops on both ends allow fast leader changes or easy tippet attachment.

Is this the right leader for you?

Early morning. You're standing on the bank. The water is crystal-clear and low. You spot a big trout—smart as a college graduate in these conditions. No insects in the air. The only logical choice: a small streamer.

A floating leader is out of the question—it would disturb the surface and make the streamer move unrealistically.

This is where your new partner in crime steps in: the Sinking Furled Tapered Leader.

Use it when you want your small streamer to sink fast, smoothly, and without drag. Cast, count to three—and bam—the streamer works the moment it starts swimming naturally.

In short—if you don't have one, you're missing opportunities.

Is this the right leader for you?

This leader is designed for lake fishing and subsurface presentations. Most commonly used with wet flies, emergers, or nymphs. Slow retrieves and long pauses often bring the best results.

Another ideal situation is wet-fly fishing on a river using the swing method.

• Fluorocarbon is heavier than water, so it won't lift your fly too high or out of the strike zone.
• Its refractive index is almost identical to water, making it nearly invisible—perfect for pressured, spooky, or selective fish.
• Fluorocarbon is more abrasion-resistant than monofilament: less damage, less tearing, more fish.

Is this the right leader for you?

This leader is designed for lake fishing and subsurface presentations. Most commonly used with wet flies, emergers, or nymphs.

• Fluorocarbon is heavier than water, keeping your fly in the strike zone.
• Nearly invisible in water—perfect for selective fish.
• More abrasion-resistant than monofilament.

Both models have loops on each end for quick setup and fast tippet changes.

Is this the right leader for you?

Long before carbon fiber, WF lines, and perfectly engineered rods, fly fishing was pure magic—just a human, a bit of thread, and a few feathers picked up along the river.

The FR Traditional leader is designed in the spirit of that era.

Made from thread that's abrasion-resistant and durable even under sunlight, modern materials make this leader strong and long-lasting.

Remember to apply floatant before fishing for best performance.