What does WFF mean?
WFF means Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)?
Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line) can be abbreviated as WFF
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What does WFF stand for? WFF stands for "Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)". |
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How to abbreviate "Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)"? "Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)" can be abbreviated as WFF. |
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What is the meaning of WFF abbreviation? The meaning of WFF abbreviation is "Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)". |
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What is WFF abbreviation? One of the definitions of WFF is "Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)". |
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What does WFF mean? WFF as abbreviation means "Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)". |
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What is shorthand of Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)? The most common shorthand of "Weight Forward Floating (a type of fly fishing line)" is WFF. |
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