Intermediate line recommendations

[peterkoistinen]

I need a clear intermediate line for my 6 weight.

will be using it on lakes, ponds, and rivers (don't need it for salt water, and definitely don't need it for warm "tropical" situations ).

Any recommendations (or for sale ) ?

Thanks,

Pete

[guido]

I'm really happy with the SA Clear Camo intermediate 6wt. Casts really well and has caught me lots of spooky fish.

[David Lee]

Fighter Pilot Pete !! Hope you're well !!

This probably won't help much , but the only 'clear' one I use is the Cortland clear camo line . I prefer it 1 size up for whatever rod , and it sinks faster than a normal I line .... so it isn't very handy over shallow Weeds . My favorite I line is the old Cortland 444 ice Blue one , but obviously that isn't a clear line .

D.~

[tcorfey]

Another vote for Cortland clear camo line as my preference.

[peterkoistinen]

Thanks everyone for the replies.

Cortland it will be.

The Clear one - not the Clear Camo

I'll upline to 7 wt . I'm using my 6 wt 9'6" BVK

[kevins]

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[Carl Blackledge]

Another vote for the Cortland camo

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

For many decades Cortland Line Company dominated the fly line market place.

The Cortland Clear Camo slow sinking fly line in WF6S line was unbelievably popular a while back because they had the best casting /

performing line in that category.



Today I think most of the clear slow sinking lines from the other manufacturers are all much better now.




https://www.cortlandline.com/collections/classic-series-freshwater-fly-fishing-lines/products/big-game-intermediate-1