444 Peach

4wt on a pink reel looks really nice and cast like a dream.

7wt was for the old school on a 1495 1/2 preforms well on an old Wright & McGill Trailmaster 444 brings the old rod to life.

For me, it's the greatest fly line, period. I fish double taper lines with a bamboo fly rod, and nothing out performs the 444 on the small rivers and creeks in Wisconsin's Driftless area. I've used nothing but the Cortland 444 Peach for 30 years.

I needed new line for my 7'-6" bamboo 5 weight medium action rod. This rod is mostly used for small streams with mostly short casts, although sometimes I'll need to get out forty or fifty feet. I'll be casting dries, hopper/dropper, and double nymph rigs. The line must be supple, load the rod quickly, and turn over a full array of flies. Cortland 444 Peach does all that plus I like the color.

I have been a 444 user for 30+ years. I have try the competitors but always return to the best line for all types of casting.

Hands down the 444 is the best.

Warm regards,

Richard

Purchased this line for a 4wt glass rod and it was like they were made for each other. The rod sings with this line, and I can’t recommend it enough for those who are using glass rods, especially those with a slower or more traditional action.

I alwats liked this line. It comes in a 1/2 weight heavier for fast action rods.

I'll be getting one soon.

After being convinced by my friend to give the Cortland 444 Peach (4-wt line) a try, I purchased it for my glass rod. I have to be honest here; the price and quality are superb. The line loads very well on the slow-action glass rod, and it casts smoothly and effortlessly. It is an excellent addition to the small waters setup, and it will not disappoint you when roll casting at any distance. Would I repurchase this line? 100%.

This line is fantastic! It shoots great and is extremely strong!