Scientific Anglers Sonar Stillwater Clear Camo Fly Line
How can something be clear and camouflaged? That’s easy. We took a mottled core, doused it with our new, supple clear coating, and we 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) line over camouflage core for the ultimate in stealth
- Features all-new supple clear material for reduced memory
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Sink Rate | 1.25 ips (intermediate) |
| Core Type | Mottled core |
| Coating | Supple clear coating |
| Taper | MPX taper |
| Line Weight | Full line weight |
FAQ
What makes the Clear Camo line stand out in stillwater fishing?
The line features a mottled core combined with a supple clear coating that blends seamlessly with the water surface, providing excellent stealth. Its intermediate sink rate of 1.25 ips allows it to sit just below the chop, effectively enticing fish in stillwater environments.
Is the line suitable for long leaders and multiple flies?
Yes, the line is overweighted with a full line weight, making it ideal for long leaders and casting multiple flies without losing performance or control.
Does the line have any memory issues?
No, the all-new supple clear material reduces memory, ensuring the line maintains a consistent shape and performs reliably over time.
Colin Miller –
I’ve used this line in several quiet lakes and it’s hard to see under the surface. The fish are consistently biting when I cast, and the sink rate is just right for stillwater conditions. It feels smooth and doesn’t kink easily.
Paul Short –
The clear coating really makes it blend in. I noticed a big difference in catch rates compared to my previous line. It’s durable and holds up well even after repeated use.
Faith Langdon –
Good stealth and decent sink rate. A bit more expensive than standard lines, but worth it for stillwater fishing. Works well with my current fly setup.
Connor Parr –
The MPX taper is familiar and comfortable to cast. The line doesn’t tangle and stays true to its path. I’ve used it in early morning and evening hours with great results.