Fly line suggestions

[Skip N]

I picked up a redington RS2 7wt rod to use for light saltwater and i'm looking for some line suggestions. I will mostly fish shallow calm water in the bay with this rod. I'm thinking a floating line and maybe attach a sinking section if i need to get the fly down deeper at times. Trying to make it multi purpose. I use an intermediate on my 9wt wich i like and it casts great but sometimes i wish i was using a floating line at times when in the shallows. Any suggestion or comments? I found this line on sale from orvis...anyone ever used it?

http://www.orvis.com/store/product_c...=9866&shop_id=

[ronfish]

Skip N- Myself I'd go with the floating line on the 7wt and if you have to get the fly down you can always add a piece of lead core trolling line into your leader(loop to loop), or even go with the Rio T-14. To loop the weighted line into my leader I add it between the butt section and the tippet and have no problem casting it. Heck if you had to you could use a clouser with the floating line and still drag bottom in some areas. Hope this helps, Ron

[SAXATILUS]

I do the same as ronfish, works great. Cant beat airflo cold saltwater floating lines imho.

[Basser]

Ron and M have made great suggestions. However,the older style Wulff Triangle Tapers are on sale. While I prefer the Airflo coldwater floaters, I have had very good luck with the Wulffs in similar conditions..

[Pete_G]

The Airflo Cold Saltwater line is being "upgraded" this year so I have the older (damn good lines, making them better is going to be a challenge) lines going on clearance shortly. Your more then welcome to jump on them now though if you want. I can't remember if I have a 7, but I probably do. $40 for all clearance lines. There will be a complete list of available lines on the website in a few days, hopefully.

[Skip N]

Thanks for the input guys. I'll def go with a floating line, and use some wire or something to get the fly down deeper if needed. That Airflo line sounds promising....I'll have to take a close look at that.