Cortland Tropic Plus Series – Tarpon Floating Fly Line
Fast turnover for quick shots at moving tarpon.
The short front taper and body transfer energy quickly, while the elongated rear taper carries line for longer casts and fast pickups.
The Tropic Plus Series Tarpon combines a slick, hard Tropic Plus coating with a strong monofilament core that resists tangling in tropical heat. Its short body transfers energy quickly, while the elongated rear taper carries line in the air and supports quick pickups when fish are moving. The short front taper turns over tarpon patterns and weighted flies.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Floating Fly Line |
| Coating | Tropic Plus |
| Core Material | Monofilament |
| Front Taper | Short |
| Rear Taper | Elongated |
| Use Case | Tarpon fishing |
FAQ
What makes the front taper short in this fly line?
The short front taper allows for quick energy transfer, which is ideal for fast-moving tarpon that require rapid reaction and accurate strikes.
How does the Tropic Plus coating benefit performance in hot weather?
The hard Tropic Plus coating resists tangling in tropical heat, maintaining line integrity and smooth casting under high temperatures.
Is this line suitable for both still and moving fish?
Yes, the elongated rear taper supports longer casts and fast pickups, making it effective for both still and moving fish.
Deirdre Baker –
This line performs well in warm conditions. The short front taper helps with quick turnover when targeting moving tarpon. It doesn’t tangle even after extended use in the sun. Casts are smooth and accurate.
Stephen Carr –
I’ve used this line for several trips in tropical waters. The coating stays slick and the line holds up well during long sessions. Pickup response is fast, especially when fish are on the move.
Nicholas Duncan –
Great for tarpon fishing in hot climates. The energy transfer is sharp and the line doesn’t snag or tangle. I appreciate the balance between quick action and long cast reach.