Wanted Specific sinking line

[Billy]

I'm looking to find what I think is now discontinued and that is the Type 5 Cortland Level Sink in the 5/6 WT size

Even Google can't find me one

Anyone got a spool they don't want?

 

[Buzzy]

I'm looking to find what I think is now discontinued and that is the Type 5 Cortland Level Sink in the 5/6 WT size
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Even Google can't find me one

Anyone got a spool they don't want?

Are those walleye callin' your name? I tried eBay and two fly shops, couldn't find one either.

 

[krusty]

I'm looking to find what I think is now discontinued and that is the Type 5 Cortland Level Sink in the 5/6 WT size
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Even Google can't find me one

Anyone got a spool they don't want?

Damn...I bought a couple more of these off Amazon 2 years ago when I found out how much I like them. Great lines, cast well, have markers, and don't coil even in cold weather.

Once again I am glad I often buy several favorite items once I know they work well for me, since mfg inevitably drop decent durable products in favor of the next bright shiny object.

 

[Billy]

Damn...I bought a couple more of these off Amazon 2 years ago when I found out how much I like them. Great lines, cast well, have markers, and don't coil even in cold weather.

Once again I am glad I often buy several favorite items once I know they work well for me, since mfg inevitably drop decent durable products in favor of the next bright shiny object.

No need to rub it in

 

[krusty]

No need to rub it in

Sorry. Too bad it appears they are all 7/8 wt. Depending on the rod you could probably get away overlining at 6/7...but 7/8....I dunno.

I'd probably do it, since most of my faster sinking lines tend to be played out behind my Hobie trolling deep, and not much casting. It's a terrific moderate depth boobie line.

 

[Billy]

Sorry. Too bad it appears they are all 7/8 wt. Depending on the rod you could probably get away overlining at 6/7...but 7/8....I dunno.

I'd probably do it, since most of my faster sinking lines tend to be played out behind my Hobie trolling deep, and not much casting. It's a terrific moderate depth boobie line.

I'll probably get a 7/8 to play with but man I want to find another 5/6

 

[Mossback]

Type 5 Level Sink

WATER: FreshwaterLINE: Type 5 Sinking TAPER: Weight ForwardLENGTH: 110ftCORE: Braided Nylon Multifilament • Sink Rate 5 - 6 IPS• Distance Shooting• Hang Marker Indicators Features an aggressive density compensated taper design. The bright hang markers at 14ft & 24ft are perfect for knowing when...

nervouswater.com.au

Now just check on shipping from Australia...

 

[Eastside]

Type 5 Level Sink

WATER: FreshwaterLINE: Type 5 Sinking TAPER: Weight ForwardLENGTH: 110ftCORE: Braided Nylon Multifilament • Sink Rate 5 - 6 IPS• Distance Shooting• Hang Marker Indicators Features an aggressive density compensated taper design. The bright hang markers at 14ft & 24ft are perfect for knowing when...

nervouswater.com.au

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Now just check on shipping from Australia...

Looks like about $20 to Eastern Washington.

 

[Divad]

What a team effort well done BackOfMoss and Eastside. Beers all around! (On Billy)

 

[Billy]

Happy to report I am set at this time. Thanks @Brian in OR.