Fulling Mill Masterclass Copolymer

When fish are feeding high in the water column, a well-presented fly that drifts naturally is essential for success.

The Fulling Mill Masterclass Copolymer is the tippet material to reach for in these situations. Its lower density, when compared to fluorocarbon, causes it to sink at a slower rate, allowing you to present your flies higher in the water for a longer period of time.

This tippet's extremely supple nature makes it an excellent choice for dry fly fishing, as it allows your flies to drift freely and naturally on the water's surface, just like the real thing. It works to reduce surface tension, ensuring a perfect, drag-free drift that can make all the difference with wary trout.

For the same reason, it has become a popular choice among competitive anglers who use a method called the "Washing Line." This technique allows them to fish nymphs and buzzers so that they hang in the surface film throughout the entire retrieve process.

If you tend to fish reservoirs which are shallow and where weed is an issue, this tippet's slow sink rate is a significant advantage, helping to keep your flies above snags.

Ultimately, if you want to simply present your flies to make them look as natural as possible and as close to the surface, the Fulling Mill Masterclass Copolymer is well worth a shot.

Achieve a perfect presentation just below the surface. Get Fulling Mill Masterclass Copolymer and fish with confidence.

Available in a range of breaking strains (see drop down menu)
Perfect for fishing when flies are feeding high in the water
Lower density than fluorocarbon, resulting in a slower sink rate
Extremely supple for a free, natural drift
Ideal for dry fly fishing and the "Washing Line" method
Perfect for fishing in shallow water