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Flyfishing Line

fiestaman · 2008-04-01 19:16:57

What make line would you recomend. i want WF6 For Sage FLi 9'6''

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01-04-2008 8:16pm

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fiestaman

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What make line would you recomend. i want WF6 For Sage FLi 9'6''

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#2 03-04-2008 8:56pm
pullandbang

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I've been using Cortland 333 for the past few years and it's great. You can often pick up older versions on E Bay at fantastic prices.

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#3 03-04-2008 9:04pm
coolwings

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Dead on that man. If it is to be a floating line ... you can't beat Cortland.

I do compromise with sinking lines however. Scientific Anglers are next in line for me for those.

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#4 04-04-2008 12:17pm
bernard0368

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Barrio fly lines.

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#5 04-04-2008 1:13pm
Auldloon

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+1 for the barrio. Excellent lines at an excellent price. They are all i buy nowadays.

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#6 04-04-2008 6:39pm
dardevle

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+1 on the 333 series,great value for money!
the "rio" floaters(gold/grand)are excellent preformers too
although bit more pricey.

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