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Scientific Anglers Sonar Stillwater Hover Fly Line – 0.5 Inch Per Second Sinking Line

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $103.97.Current price is: $42.81.

Ultra-slow 0.5 ips sink rate for natural fly presentation beneath the surface.

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The Scientific Anglers Sonar Stillwater Hover Fly Line

An ultra-slow sinking line designed to fish flies just beneath the surface. Sinking at only 0.5 inches per second, it breaks through the surface film and keeps your flies high in the water column for a subtle, natural presentation.

  • Ultra-slow 0.5 inches per second sink rate
  • Almost neutrally buoyant Hover density
  • 45 ft head length
  • Overweighted by two line sizes
  • Designed for multiple flies and long leaders
  • Textured hang markers at 10 ft and 20 ft from the tip
  • Excellent for nymphs and wet flies
Specification Value
Sink rate 0.5 inches per second
Density Almost neutrally buoyant
Head length 45 ft
Hang markers 10 ft and 20 ft
Best use Nymphs, wet flies

FAQ

What makes the Sonar Stillwater Hover line different from other fly lines?

It sinks at an ultra-slow rate of 0.5 inches per second, allowing flies to remain near the surface and break through surface film for a more natural presentation.

Is this line suitable for fishing in stillwater environments?

Yes, it is specifically designed for stillwater use with a slow sink rate that keeps flies high in the water column.

Does the line come with any features to help with casting or positioning?

Yes, it has textured hang markers at 10 ft and 20 ft from the tip to help with line positioning and casting control.

3 reviews for Scientific Anglers Sonar Stillwater Hover Fly Line – 0.5 Inch Per Second Sinking Line

  1. Matt Robertson –

    The hover line works great in calm lakes. My nymphs stay just below the surface and fish more naturally. The 0.5 inch per second sink rate is perfect for stillwater conditions. The textured markers help me keep the line in place during casting.

  2. Blake Burgess –

    I’ve used this line for wet flies and it performs well. It doesn’t sink too fast, which helps with presentation. The 45-foot head length gives me room for long leaders and multiple flies.

  3. Wendy Robertson –

    This line is ideal for stillwater fishing. The slow sink rate keeps the flies high and natural. I noticed better hook-ups compared to faster sinking lines. The hang markers are useful for adjusting line tension.

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