I like my new line, DT5 works perfect with my 4-6wt rods.

Got my DT 3 loaded up. I'm pairing it with a 6'9" James Green NTS. I've tried 2 other lines with this rod and have been unhappy. So far I'm really liking the 406. Loads the rod well. Well done!

Not that this matters much, but I'd like to see the color of the lines. (I assume they're all the same.) Can someone post a photo of a few coils to see what it's like?

Thanks Tom. That's exactly what I wanted to see.

I spent about 8hrs on the river yesterday with my dt 4 406.The line was super sweet floated high all day love the coating on the line and the color.

Tom brovo!

Thanks everyone, it means a lot to both of us. Hope to see a bunch of you at Michi-Glass!

Tom

Color looks like SA's Trout and H&H lines

406 - Montana area code I'm guessing.

Tom - Scott passed along the hat you gave him at the CCC for me. Thank you!!! I wore it all day yesterday while fishing my 406 line. I fished an 8' Walton Powell Hexagraph and the line works really well. I had a couple of older guys stop on the trail and watch me right at dark. I was really airing it out to get a tiny BWO over some risers and one said "I wonder how he casts so far" and the other said "I wonder if it's the line or the rod." It's both...just a super combination. You've really done well with these lines.
Rich

I ordered the dt4 to replace a sylk dt4 and just spooled the line for some quick lawn casting. It is thinner than the Sylk. Nice slick coating. Shoots line very well for a dt tapered line (a nice to have with a dt line). Very responsive to arial mends (a need to have) and cast accurately and gently close and far with the Epic 480 (also a need to have), I am very impressed so far and look forward to gettng it on the water in PA at the end of the week. I think a dt3 is next. Thanks Tom!

I have used the 406 lines on both of those rods and find they work really well. I think you'd be happy with them - they ARE different than the Gold lines but perform very well and would be significant improvement in that it allows the rod to move a bit more naturally.

Are these lines really thinner than Sylk lines?

Well the statement was made that these lines are smaller diameter than Sylk, so I would like to know. Perhaps the manufacturer can confirm this.