Control the Middle Water Column
Cortland’s Full Sinking Type 3 is designed for fishing streamers and other subsurface patterns through the middle water column. Its density compensated profile sinks evenly at 3 to 4 inches per second, helping maintain a controlled presentation in lakes and rivers. A slick coating and compact 32 ft head provide easy casting, while the braided nylon multifilament core delivers supple, dependable handling.
| Water | Freshwater, Lakes, Rivers, Stillwater |
|---|---|
| Density | Full Sinking (3 to 4 IPS) |
FAQ
What is the sink rate of the Cortland 444 Full Sinking Type 3 fly line?
The sink rate is 3 to 4 inches per second.
Is this line suitable for use in stillwater environments?
Yes, it is designed for use in lakes, rivers, and stillwater.
What type of fishing patterns works best with this line?
Streamers and other subsurface patterns are best suited for this line.
Phil Abraham –
This line performs consistently in both lakes and rivers. The sink rate is steady and predictable, which helps with casting accuracy. The feel is smooth and the line doesn’t tangle easily during use.
Ruth McDonald –
I’ve used it for several weeks in different water conditions. It holds its shape well and sinks at a reliable pace. The 32-foot head makes it easy to cast without losing control.
Brandon Harris –
Great for mid-water presentations. The density compensation keeps the line from sinking too fast or too slow. I noticed less line drag when fishing streamers.