Airflo Superflo Max Ridge 2.0 – Clear Floating Line
Chasing spooky fish on pressured flats? Our new clear floating line is your ultimate tool for stealth and precision. Built on our trusted Flats Universal Taper — with its short front belly and extended rear taper — it loads quickly and delivers tight, accurate loops with any size fly, even when the pressures are high. The fully clear construction keeps your line nearly invisible both on the water and in the air, helping you close the distance between you and the fish. Whether you’re stalking Bonefish, Permit, or Tarpon, this line gives you the edge to make confident, concealed presentations when it matters most.
Key Features
- Short front belly and extended rear taper for quick loading and accurate loops
- Full clarity for near-invisible presentation on water and in air
- Designed for use with any size fly on pressured flats
- Optimized for Bonefish, Permit, and Tarpon fishing
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Clear Floating |
| Design | Flats Universal Taper |
| Front Belly | Short |
| Rear Taper | Extended |
| Use Case | Flats fishing, Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon |
FAQ
What makes the Airflo Superflo Max Ridge 2.0 different from other floating lines?
The Airflo Superflo Max Ridge 2.0 features a short front belly and extended rear taper, which allows for quick loading and tight, accurate loops. Its fully clear construction provides near-invisibility when floating on the water and in the air, making it ideal for stealthy presentations on pressured flats.
Is this line suitable for all types of flies?
Yes, the line is designed to work with any size fly, delivering consistent and accurate loops regardless of fly size.
How does the clarity of the line benefit fishing performance?
The fully clear construction minimizes visibility on the water and in the air, helping anglers maintain a concealed presentation that can improve strike rates on wary fish.




Stewart Watson –
Used this line on pressured flats with Bonefish and found it to be incredibly effective. The clear design made it hard to spot, and the tight loops helped me get close to fish without spooking them. Great for stealthy presentations.
Maria Abraham –
Fishing with Tarpon on a flat, this line delivered consistent loops and stayed nearly invisible. The taper design helps with quick loading, which is a big plus when fish are active and moving.
Mary Poole –
Solid performance on Permit fishing. The clarity helps a lot, especially in murky water. A bit more expensive than other lines, but the precision and stealth are worth it.
Stewart Graham –
Perfect for when you need to stay hidden. The line floats cleanly and gives tight, repeatable loops. I’ve used it in both morning and afternoon sessions and it performed well in all conditions.