Sci Angler Sonar Stillwater Clear Camo Fly Line
How can something be clear and camouflaged? That’s easy. We took a mottled core, doused it with our new, supple clear coating, and we had the SONAR Stillwater Clear Camo. Designed for the unique demands of stillwater angling, the Clear Camo simply disappears beneath the surface, and features a slow, intermediate sink rate to tempt fish sitting just below the chop.
- Designed specifically for the demands of stillwater anglers
- Based on popular MPX taper
- Overweighted by a full line weight for multiple flies and long leaders
- Full intermediate (1.25 ips) line over camouflage core for the ultimate in stealth
- Features all-new supple clear material for reduced memory
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Line Weight (X) | Available in various weights (e.g., 3X, 4X, 5X) |
| Sink Rate | Intermediate (1.25 ips) |
| Core Type | Mottled core with clear coating |
| Taper | MPX taper |
| Line Weight Type | Full line weight for long leaders and multiple flies |
FAQ
What makes the Clear Camo line stand out in stillwater fishing?
The line uses a mottled core covered with a supple clear coating that blends naturally with the water, reducing visibility to fish. Combined with an intermediate sink rate of 1.25 ips, it effectively targets fish sitting just below the surface.
Is this line suitable for use with multiple flies and long leaders?
Yes, the line is overweighted by a full line weight, making it ideal for multiple flies and long leaders without compromising performance or casting accuracy.
What is the sink rate of the SONAR Stillwater Clear Camo?
The sink rate is intermediate at 1.25 inches per second (ips), providing a slow, natural descent that mimics natural prey.
Piers Vaughan –
I’ve used this line in several quiet lakes and it’s hard to spot in the water. The fish are more active and responsive, especially when I’m targeting bass and crappie. The sink rate is just right and the line doesn’t feel stiff after casting.
Michael Jones –
The clear camo coating works well in stillwater. It doesn’t look like a fishing line at all. I’ve used it with a 4X weight and it holds up well with long leaders. A little more memory than I expected, but still manageable.
Adam Randall –
Great for early morning fishing when the water is calm. The line disappears quickly and I’ve caught more fish than with my previous line. The intermediate sink rate is perfect for fish just below the surface.