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Cortland Hover Fly Line – Neutral Density Freshwater Fly Line

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $69.95.Current price is: $45.37.

Stays beneath surface film for precise fly placement in stillwater fishing

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Stay Just Beneath the Surface

Cortland’s Hover is a neutral density freshwater fly line designed to settle beneath the surface film and remain at that level throughout the retrieve. Its unique polymer blend allows flies to fish just below the surface without the steady descent of an intermediate line. A long 55 ft head supports line control and extended presentations, while the braided nylon multifilament core provides supple handling across cool and moderate temperatures.

Water Type Freshwater, Lakes, Stillwater
Density Hover

FAQ

What makes the Hover line different from other fly lines?

The Hover line uses a unique polymer blend that allows it to settle beneath the surface film and stay there during the retrieve, providing consistent depth without the typical descent seen in intermediate lines.

Is the Hover line suitable for stillwater fishing?

Yes, the Hover line is specifically designed for freshwater, lakes, and stillwater environments where maintaining a consistent depth beneath the surface film is important.

What type of core does the Hover line have?

The line features a braided nylon multifilament core that offers supple handling and performs well in cool to moderate temperatures.

3 reviews for Cortland Hover Fly Line – Neutral Density Freshwater Fly Line

  1. Phil Robertson –

    I’ve used the Hover line on a quiet lake and noticed how it stays just below the surface film. The flies stay in the right spot without sinking or drifting. Great for targeting fish near the surface layer.

  2. Wendy Lawrence –

    The 55-foot head gives me more control during long casts. It feels smooth in the hand, especially in cooler weather. Works well for stillwater patterns and small trout.

  3. Michelle Johnston –

    I compared it to an intermediate line and found the Hover stays level much better. No need to adjust depth mid-retrieve. It’s a solid choice for consistent surface fishing.

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