Far too often, angler's spend an inordinate amount of time selecting a fly rod and reel, probably due to the sticker price of such items, and just grab a fly line off the shelf to match with their equipment. Would you spend 20K on a new truck and then put bad gas or cheap oil in it? The fly line is the actual material that allows your rod to load and get your fly where you need it to be. It is this tether joining flyfisherman and fly that often determines casting distance, accuracy, and ultimately presentation. St. Peter's offers Rio, Scientific Anglers, and Wulff fly lines. Of all of the elements of Lee Wulff's legacy in flyfishing, the triangle taper perfected today in Wulff fly lines is perhaps one of the most important; Wulff Products manufactures one of the best fly lines in the industry for those who need make delicate presentations over a range of distances. Rio's fly lines, some of the best for two-handed rods and todays fast action single handed models, are the result of a dynamic synergy between on-the-water experience and experimentation, input from guides, outfitters and fly fishers, and intense R & D at Rio. Scientific Anglers leads the industry in designing tapers best suited to specific fly fishing applications and has managed to blend the chemistry of flyline coatings with the physics of fly line tapers to produce one of the best lineups out there.

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We also carry braided leaders and stock a myriad of knotless tapered leaders to help you ensure that your casts are accurate, your fly turns over, and your drift tucks in just where you want it to. Frog Hair, Rio, and Umpqua leaders and tippet material round out our "rod butt to fly" connection here at St. Peters. We also offer a selection braided leaders as well as a healthy supply of bite and shock tippets for those who are headed south to the salt or chasing toothy critters in the warm water realm.