Reviewed by John C.
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I recommend this product
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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444 Peach Double Taper
One of the all-time classics, our Peach line has set a standard for durability and all around performance for over 50 years. Great for dry fly fishing, nymphing and throwing small streamers. This line is offered in a Weight Forward or Double Taper.
- Easy Casting
- Ultra Supple
- High Floating
WATER: Freshwater
LINE: Floating
TAPER: Double Taper
LENGTH: 90ft
CORE: Braided Nylon Multifilament
SPECIES: Trout / Salmon / Steelhead / Carp / Bass / Atlantic Salmon / Panfish / Grayling
United States deliveries usually take 3-8 business days.
International deliveries can take up to 7 - 18 days.
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⚠ P65 - WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm
- www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| WATER | LINE DENSITY | TAPER | CORE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freshwater | Floating | Double Taper | Braided Nylon Multifilament |
| LINE SIZE | GRAIN WEIGHT | TOTAL LENGTH |
|---|---|---|
| DT 3 | 100 gr. | 90 ft. |
| DT 4 | 120 gr. | 90 ft. |
| DT 5 | 140 gr. | 90 ft. |
| DT 6 | 160 gr. | 90 ft. |
| DT 7 | 185 gr. | 90 ft. |
| DT 8 | 210 gr. | 90 ft. |
| DT 9 | 240 gr. | 90 ft. |
FAQ
Cleaning your fly line is very important especially when fishing saltwater. Simply pull line off your reel into a clean bucket or tub of freshwater. Put roughly 1oz or more of Cortland’s Line Cleaner solution onto a clean rag or towel. Firmly squeeze the towel with Pro Line Cleaner around the line and slowly pull line through the towel. You should be able to see dirt or discolored streaks on the towel when finished.
Learn more about Cortland's Fly Line Cleaner Lubricant & Pads.
Hover: Neutral
Slow Intermediate: 1 IPS (Inches Per Second)
Medium Intermediate: 1.5 - 2 IPS (Inches Per Second)
Fast Intermediate: 2 - 3 IPS (Inches Per Second)
Type 3 Sink Rate: 3 - 4 IPS (Inches Per Second)
Type 4 Sink Rate: 4 - 5 IPS (Inches Per Second)
Type 5 Sink Rate: 5 - 6 IPS (Inches Per Second)
Type 6 Sink Rate: 6 - 7 IPS (Inches Per Second)
Type 7 Sink Rate: 7 - 8 IPS (Inches Per Second)
Type 9 Sink Rate: 9+ IPS (Inches Per Second)
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25 Reviews
Reviewed by Marty O H.
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I recommend this product
Still on Top
I have found nothing that can come close to the performance of the 444. It floats high on the surface film, as a floating line should. There is less friction when you pull the line off the water for the next cast. The 444 is a pure joy to fish.
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Reviewed by Charles J.
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I recommend this product
grerat line
bought this for the first time in the early eighties, still one of the best.
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Reviewed by Ken B.
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I recommend this product
444 Peach
Been my favorite DT line for forty years. 😊😊
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Reviewed by John W.
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I recommend this product
Peach double taper 444
I have used these lines since I was about 12 years old. Still have a half of one of these from 50 years ago…still good. Visited your factory in NY at that age. Have sent a lot of people your way over my guiding life.
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Reviewed by David K.
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I recommend this product
444 Double taper fly line
Great product! Provides a soft smooth presentation.
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Reviewed by Eric M.
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I recommend this product
Great Quality
Love how easy this line is to cast! I am getting a lot more distance than with the line I had before.
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Reviewed by Alexander A.
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I recommend this product
Old Reliable
I actually purchased this line for my dad. It’s all he’ll use, ever since it came out in the 70’s. I’ve used it plenty myself on fenwick fiberglass, classic orvis rods, and my more modern Thomas and Thomas rods. The only reason I ever found to buy anything different is specialty lines for something very specific. For general all around trout fishing, from high stick nymphing, swinging wets, or laying down a dry, I believe this line is and always will remain the standard.
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