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Cortland 444 line vs. 444 lazerline
Does anybody know the functional difference between the regular WF 444 line
from Cortland and the WF 444 lazerline? I need an 8-weight line to throw big streamers a long ways. thanks, John |
Cortland 444 line vs. 444 lazerline
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Does anybody know the functional difference between the regular WF 444 line from Cortland and the WF 444 lazerline? I need an 8-weight line to throw big streamers a long ways. thanks, John I don't think there is any difference except that the Lazerline is printed with the line weight. and the color is different. I could be wrong Joel Axelrad **DFD** |
Cortland 444 line vs. 444 lazerline
Read Peter's reply after I sent mine.Peter is most likeky correct. He's a
smart dude. Joel Axelrad **DFD** |
Cortland 444 line vs. 444 lazerline
What Peter said. The Lazerlines *still* suffer from the bad reputation they
got the first year they were out, when the finish cracked prematurely. That problem was quickly remedied, but old prejudices linger. IMNSFHO, it's related to the bull**** perpetrated by "businessmen" who want us all to buy new lines every year; I have a grey Lazerline DT5F that is six years old and going strong. |
Cortland 444 line vs. 444 lazerline
Thanks for the info, guys.
John |
Cortland 444 line vs. 444 lazerline
Peter Charles wrote: On 21 Feb 2004 20:44:56 GMT, (Plattelines) wrote: Does anybody know the functional difference between the regular WF 444 line from Cortland and the WF 444 lazerline? I need an 8-weight line to throw big streamers a long ways. thanks, John IIRC, the lazerline has a harder, slicker coating and the line is stiffer so it will shoot better than the standard 444. The old peach line has its qualities but when it's warm, it has a 'stickiness' that doesn't promote shooting. It's also very supple and that doesn't help with big fly turnover. I think the 444 floats better. Willi |
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