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July 18th, 2006, 10:55 PM
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Fly line recommendations 5-6 WT FLOAT
Will Kemppainen wrote:
With the myriad of fly lines on the market today, would anyone care to suggest a few? Looking for 5-6 wt., floating, dt or wf for trout in streams. Price $70 Thanks much... Cortland 444 Peach, DT. You'll cast as well as with any other line, catch fish if you've got it in you, display a becoming frugality, and look elegant in the process. - JR 
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July 18th, 2006, 11:04 PM
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Fly line recommendations 5-6 WT FLOAT
JR wrote:
Will Kemppainen wrote: With the myriad of fly lines on the market today, would anyone care to suggest a few? Looking for 5-6 wt., floating, dt or wf for trout in streams. Price $70 Thanks much... Cortland 444 Peach, DT. ... Ditto. -- Ken Fortenberry
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July 20th, 2006, 01:37 AM
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Fly line recommendations 5-6 WT FLOAT
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message . com... JR wrote: Will Kemppainen wrote: With the myriad of fly lines on the market today, would anyone care to suggest a few? Looking for 5-6 wt., floating, dt or wf for trout in streams. Price $70 Thanks much... Cortland 444 Peach, DT. ... Ditto. -- Ken Fortenberry Bought the 444 Peach today and caught 5 brook trout tonight, so, it works! Thanks for suggesting it.
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July 20th, 2006, 02:13 AM
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Fly line recommendations 5-6 WT FLOAT
Will Kemppainen wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message . com... JR wrote: Will Kemppainen wrote: With the myriad of fly lines on the market today, would anyone care to suggest a few? Looking for 5-6 wt., floating, dt or wf for trout in streams. Price $70 Thanks much... Cortland 444 Peach, DT. ... Ditto. -- Ken Fortenberry Bought the 444 Peach today and caught 5 brook trout tonight, so, it works! Thanks for suggesting it. Cortland is now up to 555. I'm wondering what their next generation line will be called. Surely not 666? They can't do that, can they? Will they jump to 777, sort of like having no 13th floor on a skyscraper? But what happens down the road, when they reach 999? What's next? 101010? Absurd. I think they started this naming convention at 333. I hope the marketing genius who thought this up has retired by now, for his sake. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address.
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