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Review Date
July 17, 2000 Overall Rating
 4 of 5
Value Rating
 4 of 5
Visitors rate this review
3.67 of 5,
3 votes
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Reviewed by: Anonymous User(Unregistered User)
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50+ days a year
, from argentina Body of Water:
small rivers Favorite City:
any Favorite State:
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argentina Summary:
good choice for begginers, special in 5/6 wt. rods. Strengths:
nice price, good choice for starters, will last two or three years after every weekend flyfishing trips. Weaknesses:
the coating will crack after a few months and the tip will start sinking. it will get all the moss in the lakes. Customer Service:
n/a Similar Products Used:
fenwick, orvis.
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Review Date
March 14, 2000 Overall Rating
 5 of 5
Value Rating
 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review
5.00 of 5,
2 votes
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Reviewed by: Alejandro(Unregistered User)
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50+ days a year Favorite State:
All Patagonia Summary:
you need a cheap, multi purpose and great WF F line? Buy a Supreme 2!! 444SL has nothing to do with this line. Supreme2 is better in all fields.
Ask any pro about this line and you will see what he says....... Strengths:
What can i say about this line? I think is perfect, the best multi purpose floating line available in this world.
It is easy to cast, can make soft presentation, turn over a bulky nymph, lead and strike indicators, fly well through the wind and is a great line for long casts.
Doesn´t have memory, the coating is smooth and run through guides like hell!
It is great for line mendings and for dry fly presentation. I use it for my #5 and my #8 rods, unfortunatly i can´t find a WF3 for my #3 rod. Weaknesses:
perhaps the coating. It is cracking but after 5 years of use the line has the same behaviour than the first day.
Not the best floatant but this is only because it doesn´t have the latest 3M tech. Similar Products Used:
Cortland Lazer
Cortland 444 SL
Orvis
Ultra 3
Airflo 7000
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