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So, if your like most fly fisherman you would love to be able to buy quality products without spending a fortune, your in luck with Cortland 333 Fly line. I have had Cortland 333 WF6F on my 9ft. Cortland rod for several years. This line has stood the test of time and has nice castability and feel. One thing you will need to do, just like any fly line, is take care of it and clean it regularly.
The fly line is one of the most important tools you need in a good outfit. I have found over the years that it shoots through the guides on the rod very nicely and stays afloat very well. Some more expensive fly lines that I've used hasn't performed near as good as this line. I'm an avid nymph fisherman and this line works well with a roll cast, short cast in pocket water, and it can deliver a size 24 midge to a feeding trout in the distance. This line also works extremely well with those big, heavy streamers.
I bet some of you are thinking that it depends on the rod action as well. This is true and I can tell u about this too. I have Cortland line on three of my fly rods. One is a 9ft 6wt with a medium action and the line performs beautifully. The second rod is a 8'6" 5wt with a medium action, great set-up. The third is a 7ft 3wt with a fast action, and let me tell you about this outfit. Delivering small nymphs, dries or streamers to unsuspecting natives is a breeze, and I give a lot of the credit to the Cortland 333 fly line.
I guess in closing I will say that I think that Cortland has really figured out the fly line aspect of the game. I would definitely buy this again and for sure recommend to anyone. Whether you just started your journey into the fly fishing game or have been doing it for 30 years, try some Cortland 333 and get your fish on. Rusty's fly line reviews
