I like the Anadro line a lot. It’s a size and a half heavy (I called SA and asked) so a 6wt is a 7.5. I used a 7wt Anadro on my Sterffen 8/9 and it worked well for a big fly dry line.

Oooh, my 5 wt. really works great with a 3 wt. Anadro line

C'mon man!

It's more like a stretched out bass bug line that can roll-cast across a river

I wouldn't recommend one of these lines for shorter glass rods but for anything over about 8'6" or 7wt and up they're the bee's knees. I've been hooked on them since casting one following a shellacking at a casting competition when I was 17; I threw a bug taper to 86' 7" (I underlined an 8wt GLX) at the time but that afternoon took my shop manager's 8wt Steelhead line on an RPL+ and dropped the backing knot off the rod tip as the cast settled.

I also use them as switch lines - two-hand casting, etc - on appropriate rods. Your 11ft CTS might really like one of those lines. If you don't want the 5, I might know a guy....

Thats what i am thinking, bass on glass. I got a 5/6 wt graphite armed with titan long that is a rocket launcher up to a point and an 8 wt cts graphite that might be overkill. This should slot in nicely

That matches my thinking, Giogio. If you have used it, does it shoot well?
In looking at the profile picture, the front taper is so short that I would think it would be like using a heavy level line for the first ~35'.

I just realised I made a mistake after looking up the Anadro. I am still using the Steelhead version (both Mastery and Sharkskin versions) of the line and upon closer inspection the taper is somewhat different to the Anadro. On the Steelhead the front tapers go from 6.5' on the 6wt to 8.5' on the 10wt - I couldn't find numbers for the Anadro but it looks to be shorter. Total head length is also longer on the Steelhead at 66' on the 7wt vs 61' for the Anadro.
Steelhead shoots just fine and is ideal for swinging flies, long overhead and spey casts. I imagine the Anadro will behave similarly with a bit more aggressive turnover due to different front taper. With a softer rod I would underline (I think even SA is suggesting that https://blog.fishwest.com/gear-review-scientific-anglers-sharkwave-anadro-fly-line/ which makes the whole line rating thing even more humorous).