Cortland Kelly Galloup Dungeon 30 Sinking Line
Kelly Galloup designed the Cortland Kelly Galloup Dungeon 30 to target predatory trout with large streamers. Featuring a 30 ft Type 6 (6–7.5 inches per second) sinking head with an intermediate running line, this line will deliver your fly down into the strike zone immediately. The overweighted head loads modern fast-action rods quickly and shoots large flies with minimal back casts. An oversized running line improves handling and provides extra grip for driving home strip sets. Featuring our new Reinforced Tungsten Technology, made from the highest-grade tungsten materials available, this is the most durable sinking line ever created. Line ID is printed on the running line for convenient reference.
Features
- 30 ft Type 6 Sinking Head (6–7.5 inches per second)
- Oversized running line for improved grip and handling
- Reinforced Tungsten Technology for enhanced durability
- Designed for fast-action rods and large streamers
- Line ID printed on running line for easy reference
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 30 ft |
| Head Type | Type 6 (6–7.5 inches per second) |
| Running Line | Oversized, intermediate |
| Material | Reinforced Tungsten Technology |
FAQ
What is the sinking rate of the Type 6 head?
The Type 6 head sinks at a rate of 6 to 7.5 inches per second.
Is the running line easy to handle during casting?
Yes, the oversized running line provides extra grip and improves handling, especially when casting large streamers.
What makes this line more durable than others?
It features Reinforced Tungsten Technology, made from the highest-grade tungsten materials available, enhancing its overall durability.
Jacob Nolan –
This line performs well in cold water streams where trout are active. The sinking head reaches the target zone quickly and the oversized running line makes it easier to cast without losing control. I’ve used it with large streamers and it holds up well in tough conditions.
Rose Metcalfe –
Good for targeting predatory trout. The tungsten construction feels solid and the line doesn’t break easily. A bit heavier than expected, but that’s fine for the performance it delivers in deep water.
Virginia Hudson –
I’ve been using this line for several weeks in different stream conditions. It casts smoothly and keeps its shape even after repeated use. The line ID is helpful when switching between different setups.