Cortland Headwater Fishing Line
The Headwater was designed for accurate, subtle presentations on small streams and spring creeks. Built true to line weight, a short body and front taper design helps load rods up close. This line features a supple braid core that remains memory free when stored on small arbor reels. A mute olive colored head eliminates line flash and allows for a stealthy approach in gin clear water.
- High Floating
- Stealth Presentations
- Small Water
| Water | Freshwater |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Floating |
| Taper | Weight Forward |
| Length | 80ft |
| Core | Braided Nylon Multifilament |
FAQ
What type of water is the Headwater line best suited for?
The Headwater line is best suited for freshwater environments, particularly small streams and spring creeks where subtle presentations are needed.
Does the line have a memory issue when stored?
No, the supple braid core remains memory free when stored on small arbor reels.
What color helps with stealth in clear water?
The mute olive colored head eliminates line flash and allows for a stealthy approach in gin clear water.
Christian Terry –
Used the Headwater line on a spring creek and found it excellent for delicate presentations. The mute olive head didn’t show in the clear water, and the floating action worked smoothly with my small rod. Great for targeting small fish without spooking them.
Ryan Ross –
Felt the weight-forward taper helped with casting accuracy in tight spaces. The line stayed true to the rod’s sensitivity and didn’t tangle when stored on a small reel. Slight improvement in feel would be nice, but overall very solid.
Colin Roberts –
Perfect for small water fishing. The floating performance and stealthy approach made a big difference in catching fish in clear streams. The braid core is smooth and doesn’t retain memory, which is a plus for frequent use.