Cortland Streamer Sink Tip 15
The Cortland Streamer Sink Tip 15 is designed for use in larger rivers with deep and fast currents. It features a 15 ft Type 6 sinking tip with a 6 inches per second sink rate, providing quick and reliable descent of streamer patterns.
Engineered with an aggressive short taper, this sink tip ensures the head is over-weighted to load rods quickly and deliver consistent casting performance. The floating running line allows for smooth line management during use.
Constructed with braided nylon multifilament core, it offers durability and resistance to abrasion while maintaining flexibility and strength.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| Line Type | Sinking / Floating |
| Taper | Weight Forward |
| Length | 100 ft |
| Core Material | Braided Nylon Multifilament |
| Tip Type | 15 ft Type 6 Sinking Tip |
| Sink Rate | 6 inches per second |
FAQ
What is the sink rate of the Cortland Streamer Sink Tip 15?
The sink rate is 6 inches per second.
Is the sink tip suitable for deep and fast-moving rivers?
Yes, it is specifically designed for larger rivers with deep and fast currents.
What type of taper does this sink tip have?
It has a short aggressive taper with a weight-forward design.
Connor Harris –
This sink tip performs well in fast rivers. The 6-inch-per-second sink rate helps my streamers reach the bottom quickly. The braided core holds up well under pressure and the casting feel is smooth.
Wendy Campbell –
I’ve used it in several rivers and it casts reliably. The weight forward taper makes it easy to load the rod. A bit aggressive, but that’s what I need for deeper water.
Sean Smith –
Great for deep currents. The tungsten tip technology ensures the flies go down fast. No tangles or line issues during use. Works well with my streamer patterns.