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Cortland Tie-Able Knottable Stainless Steel Fishing Line

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $29.95.Current price is: $17.44.

Easy to knot, nylon-coated stainless steel line that resists sharp teeth and works from light to heavy fishing.

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Cortland Tie-Able Knottable Stainless Steel Wire

Why you’ll want it:

  • Knots easily — no crimps needed
  • Supple, nylon-coated finish for better presentation
  • 1×19 stainless construction for strength and reliability
  • Holds up against sharp teeth without going stiff
  • Covers everything from light inshore work to serious predators

Description

Cortland’s Tie-Able Stainless Steel is a supple, nylon-coated 1×19 construction wire that’s designed to knot like mono, while still delivering the bite protection you need. It’s easy to work with, durable, and ideal for anglers who face fish with sharp teeth.

Specification Detail
Construction 1×19 stainless steel
Coating Nylon-coated
Key Feature Knots easily, no crimps required
Use Case Inshore fishing, predator species, light to heavy gear

FAQ

Can this wire be used for fishing in freshwater environments?

Yes, it is suitable for freshwater fishing, especially in areas with toothy fish like bass, trout, or predatory species.

Does it maintain flexibility after prolonged exposure to water?

Yes, the nylon coating helps retain flexibility even after extended time in water.

Is it compatible with standard fishing knots?

Yes, it knots easily like monofilament and works well with common fishing knots.

3 reviews for Cortland Tie-Able Knottable Stainless Steel Fishing Line

  1. Dylan Clark –

    Used this wire for catching bass in a local lake. It held up well against sharp teeth and didn’t snap. The knotting is smooth and doesn’t require crimps. Great for both beginners and experienced anglers.

  2. Charles Terry –

    Felt like a good balance between strength and ease of use. Worked well in a mix of inshore and deeper water fishing. A bit more expensive than regular wire, but worth it for the durability.

  3. Colin Bell –

    Fished with this wire during a trip to a river with tigerfish. It didn’t break under pressure and stayed supple. The nylon coating made it easy to tie and look neat on the line.

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