Preferences on fly lines

[Rocketfish]

Hey guys...what's you favorite WFF line for trout? Mid size rivers.
R.

[DG]

I really like the old SA Mastery XPS lines in gray, but I always fished DT lines if I had them. When those run out, and assuming that they still exist and haven't been overtaken by a new and improved $300 basic line, I would switch to the SA Mastery Trout line.

With the price of lines these days, I buy a lot of discontinued stuff off sale racks in dusty old shops.

[Byron haugh]

Are you asking about line weights or brand/model?

[NJTroutbum]

Cortland 444 Classic

[Rocketfish]

Are you asking about line weights or brand/model?

Byron, I mean brands/ models. Regards, R.

[sagefisher]

For my floating lines I use Rio Gold fly lines. They cast well with the Sage rods I use. For nymph fishing (strike indicator then two nymphs below) I use the Rio Indicator line.

Larry ---sagefisher---

[Luke McLeod]

SA Mastry Textured GPX. I love the stuff, but I'm told I'm odd. Luke

[tailingloop]

I have been using the Cortland Trout Boss lines in 4wt and 5wt for a couple of years now. Very good lines that are often overlooked as I think many new Cortland products have been while they have been recovering from their difficulties.

[Rick Z]

My last four lines have ben from Dorber Internatinal is Arkansas. Have worked well for me. They also have double tapers.

Rick

[whatfly]

Dry fly or nymph? Lines are so well made these days, the distinction between the different brands and styles is really more a matter of taste than substantive.