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Cortland Compact Switch Floating Fly Line – Skagit Style Casting

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $99.95.Current price is: $69.51.

Perfect for Skagit style casts with short front taper and smooth Shooting Technology line for easy distance and control.

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Cortland Two-Handed Series – Compact Switch Floating Fly Line

The Compact Switch was designed to excel for all Skagit style casts. The compact head features a short front taper for turning over any size sink tip, weighted fly, or nymph rig. A thin diameter running line coated in our Shooting Technology will reduce friction within your guides for easy distance.

  • Skagit Style Head
  • Shooting Technology Running Line
  • Easy Casting
Water Freshwater
Density Floating
Taper Weight Forward
Length 100ft (25ft Head / 75ft Running Line)
Loops Front / Back
Grain Weights Not specified

FAQ

What type of fishing is this fly line best suited for?

This fly line is best suited for Skagit style casts, offering excellent performance when casting weighted flies, nymph rigs, or sink tip setups.

Does the line have any special coating for smoother casting?

Yes, the running line is coated with Cortland’s Shooting Technology, which reduces friction in the guides for easier and smoother casting.

Is the line suitable for use in saltwater?

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3 reviews for Cortland Compact Switch Floating Fly Line – Skagit Style Casting

  1. Irene Baker –

    I’ve used this line for several weeks on freshwater streams and it casts smoothly even with heavy nymph rigs. The short front taper makes it easy to turn over without tangles. The shooting technology coating really helps with guide friction. Great for Skagit-style casts.

  2. Chloe Robertson –

    The line performs well in medium to long casts. I appreciate the weight-forward taper which helps with control. It’s a bit thinner than expected, but that doesn’t affect performance. Runs smoothly through my guides.

  3. Kevin Churchill –

    I switched from a traditional floating line to this one and noticed a clear improvement in casting distance and accuracy. The 25ft head and 75ft running line gives me good flexibility for different setups.

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