Cortland 444 Classic Fly Line – Fly lines

• Mastering a controlled, effortless cast determines your success in fly fishing. The time-tested formulation of the 444 Classic Fly Line series offers today&rsquo s fly fishers the same supple, glass smooth finish that made this line, the “Fly Line of the Millenium”. The suppleness of the 444 Classic combined with special tapers allow you to keep tight loops and pinpoint casting accuracy

Cortland 444 Classic Line DT Floating

• Before something can be called a “classic” it has to stand the test of time. The Cortland 444 Classic Peach has stood all the tests that generations of anglers have thrown at it and emerged as one of the finest fly lines of all time. Extremely supple in the hand, fast through the guides, high floating and legendary for it’s durability. Precise tapers for ease of casting, turning over long fine leaders, or slapping down a #6 Woolly Bugger with ease. Cold water? No Problem! The 444 stays flexible in any water.

Features

• Sizes: DT 2 – 9
• Type: Floating
• Taper: DT
• Color: Peach
• Core: Nylon Braid

Cortland 444 Classic Line WF Floating

• Before something can be called a “classic” it has to stand the test of time. The Cortland 444 Classic Peach has stood all the tests that generations of anglers have thrown at it and emerged as one of the finest fly lines of all time. Extremely supple in the hand, fast through the guides, high floating, and legendary for it’s durability. Precise tapers for ease of casting, turning over long fine leaders, or slapping down a #6 Wooly Bugger with ease. Cold water? No Problem! The 444 stays flexible in any water.

Features

• Sizes: WF 3 – 9
• Type: Floating
• Taper: WF
• Color: Peach
• Core: Nylon Braid

Cortland 444 Classic Line Type 2 Sinker

• With most species taking far more of their natural food below the surface than on the top, sinking lines get the fly down to theses deeper feeding locations. Because feeding patterns, water depth and current vary, Cortland manufactures a wide range of sinking lines. Available in different densities (sink rates) to insure that there is a line right for any condition. 444 Sinking Lines come in varying shades of brown, with the lighter lines indicating a slower sinking rate than the darker.