Cortland 333 – Full Sinking Type 3 Fly Line
The 333 Classic Full Sinking line is a Type 3 sinking fly line designed for fishing in deep lakes and faster rivers. It performs well at moderate depths and is excellent for trolling with a steady drop, providing accurate presentations to suspended fish.
- Weight Forward Taper
- Full Sinking
- Trolling Line
| Water | Freshwater / Saltwater |
|---|---|
| Temperature | Cold to Warm (30 – 70 degrees F) |
| Line Type | Full Sinking |
| Taper | Weight Forward |
| Length | 90ft |
| Core | Braided Nylon Multifilament |
| Color | Brown |
| Species | Trout / Salmon / Steelhead / Carp / Bass / Atlantic Salmon / Panfish |
FAQ
What is the best use for the Cortland 333 Full Sinking line?
The Cortland 333 is ideal for deep lake fishing and trolling in rivers. It provides consistent sinking performance and is effective for targeting suspended fish at moderate depths.
Is this line suitable for both freshwater and saltwater?
Yes, this line is rated for both freshwater and saltwater use.
What type of taper does the 333 line have?
The line features a weight forward taper, which helps maintain a steady sink rate and improves casting performance.
Boris Dyer –
I’ve used the Cortland 333 line in both deep lakes and river trolling. The sinking rate is consistent and the weight forward taper makes it easy to cast accurately. It works well for trout and salmon in cold to warm water conditions.
David Russell –
The brown color blends well with natural environments. It’s reliable for deep water fishing and maintains its integrity even after repeated use. Sinking performance is steady, especially when trolling.
Virginia Scott –
Great for targeting suspended fish. The full sinking nature ensures the line drops steadily, which helps in presenting lures naturally. I’ve used it with both trout and steelhead and it performs consistently.