SA Sonar Stillwater Clear Camo Sinking Fly Line
The SA Sonar Stillwater Clear Camo Fly Line is a camouflage line for sub-surface fishing damsels and more. How can something be clear and camouflaged? That’s easy. Scientific Anglers took a mottled core, doused it with a new, supple clear coating, and 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) or Hover (1.0 ips) line over camouflage core for the ultimate in stealth
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Sink Rate | Intermediate (1.25 ips) or Hover (1.0 ips) |
| Core Type | Mottled core with clear coating |
| Taper | MPX taper |
| Line Weight | Full line weight for multiple flies and long leaders |
FAQ
What makes the Clear Camo line appear camouflaged underwater?
The line features a mottled core coated with a clear, supple layer that blends naturally with the underwater environment, making it difficult for fish to detect.
Is the sink rate adjustable?
Yes, the line offers both intermediate (1.25 ips) and Hover (1.0 ips) sink rates, allowing anglers to choose based on fishing conditions and target species.
Is this line suitable for long leaders and multiple flies?
Yes, the line is overweighted for use with long leaders and multiple flies, providing stability and performance under various setups.
Kimberly Butler –
This line works great in quiet lakes. The clear camo blend is almost invisible under water. I’ve caught several small bass using it with a 12-inch leader. The sink rate is steady and predictable.
Stewart Vance –
I tried it in a slow-moving pond and noticed fish were more active when I used this line. The hover sink rate helped keep the flies close to the bottom without disturbing the surface.
David Morrison –
The MPX taper is familiar and reliable. The clear coating doesn’t cloud or break easily. I’ve used it for both nymphing and dry fly presentations with good results.