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Ideal zum Fischen und Nymphenfischen im Chuck- und Duck-Stil. Gebaut auf einem geflochtenen Nylon-Multifilamentkern, der sich beim Herausholen nicht verheddert.
- Doppelt geschweißte Schlaufen
- Hoch schwebend
- Niveaulinie
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⚠ P65 – WARNUNG: Krebs und Fortpflanzungsschäden
- www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| WATER | LINE DENSITY | TAPER | CORE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freshwater | Floating | Level | Braided Nylon Multifilament |
| LINE SIZE | TOTAL LENGTH | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| .027 in. | 100 ft. | ||
| .031 in. | 100 ft. | ||
| .035 in. | 100 ft. | ||
| .040 in. | 100 ft. |
Welded loops make rigging fast, easy and reliable. Cortland loops are strong, secure and durable.
ST coating delivers a reduced-friction performance with a glass-smooth finish and remains a key element in line slickness over its life span.
Ideal use in 30-50 degree (F) temperatures.
Ideal use in 50 - 70 degree (F) temperatures.
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I have been using Running Line of Cortland for over 30 years. Having flyfished for 54 years, I have seen enough products and method of fishing. Of all those, I came to experience, this Line of 27 thousandth of an inch is the best one on a 3 wt. or less of high quality rods.
No corks.
I really like the Cortland running line for my steelhead set up. I've tried the super thin lines and some more expensive lines that don't work as well. The Cortland running line is just right for me and it's well priced.
Great line! Using it on a 5WT switch rod. Sails through the eyes......
We use it for "chuck and duck" steelhead fishing, casting a #2 split shot (which weighs over a half oz.) with almost no back cast 40-60 feet across a brushy stream and then fishing it deep on a swing. Works quite well, achieving far more distance than a thicker line, with very little line bow during the swing, and good feel for strikes.
Worked great the loops didn't break and it casted nice for salmon
