w e’re thrilled to share a bit of behind-the-scenes innovation and why you’ll see a small but mighty change to the ends of all our leaders. For some time, we relied on tippet rings from a well-known manufacturer. Unfortunately, we learned the hard way that these rings occasionally had sharp edges inside. That could lead to weakened tippets or even damage to the leader itself. And frankly, that's just not a compromise we’re willing to accept. So, after some fantastic advice fr

Hi folks Its been a hard season with rivers lower than we've seen in many a year. At The Furled Leader Company , we’ve used the low...

September 2025 Fly Fishing & Fly Tying magazine - We were throwing leaders in the air in joyous abandon to read our most recent press review from Magnus Angus in the September issue of Marcus's favourite fishing magazine! 

It often begins with a quiet moment—a cup of tea in hand and the best of intentions. “I’ll just check the weather,” I tell myself. “See...

In fly fishing, there's often an overwhelming emphasis on premium equipment—carbon-fiber rods, high-performance reels, and...

Doesn’t matter how careful you line up that backcast—there’s always a “Tree Trout” or “Bush Salmon” ready to take your favorite fly....

Furled leaders have earned a loyal following among fly fishers for their versatility, durability, and smooth turnover. However, with various lengths and tapers available, it can be challenging to decide which leader is right for your style of fishing. Each leader length and taper has its unique benefits and potential drawbacks, which makes understanding them essential for improving your casting and presentation. At The Furled Leader Co., we offer three purpose-designed lengt

A furled leader is designed to be durable and withstand numerous fishing sessions even the whole season if they are cared for. Sadly even...

1. Dry Properly • After each fishing session, A great way to dry your leader is to perform several dry false casts; this help clear it...

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures start to dip, many anglers find themselves reluctantly packing away their gear, marking the en