Suitable for all fly fishing styles and techniques, our well balanced fly line profiles can certainly help to make longer casts relatively easy, but more importantly, they are superb for accurate and delicate presentation casts at normal fishing ranges . Can you use a normal fly line in saltwater? G’day Bucky, There is no issue … Read more
Keeping a fly deeper ..but Not Too Deep – Intermediate lines sink very slowly which makes them great for fishing shallower waters During the retrieve with a floating line, the fly tends to rise up in the direction of the line (the surface), especially on a brisk retrieve. Which fly line is easiest to cast? … Read more
Why use a sink tip fly line? Sink tips get your fly down while making it easier for you to mend line and get a proper drift or swing Integrated sink tips with large diameter midsections let you cast heavier flies further with fewer false casts. What is the fastest sinking fly line? The fastest … Read more
The fastest sinking fly line ( sinking type 9 ) from Cortland for still water fly fishing or river streamer fishing . Fastest sinking, density compensated lake line is perfect for fishing the deepest water or when fish are on the bottom. Should I use floating or sinking fly line? If you are fly fishing … Read more
When should I use a sinking fly line ? Anglers use sinking line when fish are feeding lower in the water column and they need to control the depth of their flies It can be used in both moving and still water. If the feeding zone for flies is lower in the water column, sinking … Read more