Nev and all,
thanks to all who answered on and offline, Finally I bought a Hardy 9WT
fast sinking spey line, whatever this is - at least a sinking fly line.
I will try this line out.
Question? How can I be sure that this is really a Hardy/Cortland line?
Ok, it is in its original package, but is there any detail on the line.
I know, zilly question, but look at my last name <G>
Rene
Neville Gosling wrote:
Hardy's fly lines are currently made for them by Cortland. Cortland also
represents Hardy in USA. Formerly, Hardy's fly lines were made by Scientific
Angler SA (3M).
The truth of the matter is that they are all good. I personally would avoid
a cheap floating line as I purchased one once and it wanted to sink
resulting in frequent applications of Mucilin and other floating agents.
I would look on ebay. Airflo sinkers work well for me, but so do Cortland &
SA.
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Greater Vancouver,
B.C. Canada
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 12:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [VFB] Fly Lines
What about hardys lines, i will be up at the factory in week or so. iain
Group,
I'm in the market to buy a new line. I want to get a full sink line to fish
for Zander (similar to walleye). Any suggestion what to buy? I can get from
Rio Products, Orvis, 3M, Cortland, Wulff. Is it really worth to spend a lot
of money for the expensive brands? What's your opinion.
Rene
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