Disappear Beneath the Surface
A clear camo intermediate line with a controlled 1.5 to 2 inches per second sink rate for stealthy subsurface fishing in fresh and saltwater.
Cortland’s Clear Camo Intermediate is a full intermediate fly line designed for stealthy subsurface fishing in freshwater and saltwater. Its clear camo finish blends into a variety of water conditions, while the 1.5 to 2 inches per second sink rate keeps streamers, nymphs, and baitfish patterns moving through the feeding zone. A short front taper and body load quickly, while the extended back taper supports line carry and shooting distance. The supple finish remains manageable in cold conditions.
| Water Type | Performance |
|---|---|
| Freshwater | Stealthy subsurface fishing with consistent sink rate |
| Saltwater | Effective for streamers, nymphs, and baitfish patterns |
FAQ
What makes the clear camo finish unique?
The clear camo finish blends naturally with various water conditions, helping the line remain invisible to fish during subsurface fishing.
What is the sink rate of this fly line?
The sink rate ranges from 1.5 to 2 inches per second, allowing for controlled movement of nymphs and streamers in the feeding zone.
Is this line suitable for cold weather use?
Yes, the supple finish of the line remains manageable and responsive even in cold conditions.
Pippa Baker –
This line performs well in both freshwater and saltwater. The camo finish helps it stay hidden, and the sink rate is just right for nymphing. I’ve used it in early spring and it holds up well in cold water.
Joshua Campbell –
Great for stealth fishing. The sink rate is consistent and the line doesn’t tangle easily. I noticed a slight difference in feel compared to standard lines, but it’s a small trade-off for better invisibility.
Jack Jones –
Used it during a saltwater trip and found it effective for targeting baitfish. The extended back taper helped with casting distance, and the clear camo blend made a noticeable difference in fish detection.