FLOATING FLY LINES

If you strictly roll cast , a double taper will perform better, and when one end starts to go, you can turn it around and get twice the life out of the line, no small consideration with lines up to 70 bucks and more apiece.  Those tapers (Bass and Saltwater) are designed to move and turn over more air resistant flies under windier conditions; if you fished a lot of intruders or big streamers at the mouths and in the lake, where you could over hand cast, they might get you the extra distance and present the flies well, but you might sacrifice some control or presentation subtlety, might not roll cast as well, or behave properly if you are also using shot, when you are up in the tributaries and using smaller flies and mends to set up the swing.  Double tapers definitely mend more effectively than WF"s if you are out past the taper section.  333's cost less, don't last as long as 444's, are probably not quite as good a coating, but are certainly adequate lines for all kinds of stream and lake fishing.  Ya gets what ya pays for!

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