The Cortland 444 Big Shot Fly Line helps anglers drive big streamers into the wind and turn over heavy tandem nymph rigs without piling up false casts. This full line size heavy floating line uses an aggressive weight-forward taper and slick coating to load modern rods quickly, carry larger payloads, and keep presentations moving when trout, salmon, steelhead, bass, carp, Atlantic salmon, panfish, and other freshwater species demand more than a standard line can comfortably deliver. The 90 ft. sky blue line features a braided nylon multifilament core for dependable handling and a front welded loop that speeds up leader changes when you are switching from streamer work to indicator rigs or other larger setups. It is a strong choice for anglers who want a freshwater fly line that picks up fast, shoots cleanly, and keeps bulky flies under control. Full line size heavy floating fly line for throwing big flies and heavy tandem nymph rigs Aggressive weight-forward taper and slick coating reduce false casts and improve turnover Front welded loop allows quick leader changes and efficient rigging 90 ft. sky blue line with a braided nylon multifilament core for freshwater use Made in the USA
Price: $69.99 from FishUSA
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