Ghost Tip 15

Love the line, exceeds expectations, a tad expensive

one of my top two fave cortland lines for 3 decades. The other is full sink camo

Incredible line for swinging wet flies

Out of all the Cortland lines. this is by far my most used line. I use this line for coho in the saltwater and in freshwater, mostly in a 8# wt . I also use this line for cutthroat trout fishing , both saltwater and freshwater mostly in a 6# wt. I pack this lines for everyone of my fishing adventures.

Great line for wade fishing! Keeps you out of the weeds while still prodding depths and fishing at a speed to convert even the most suspicious targets.

I will use it on Rio Gallegos. Shallow clear river with giant Sea-run Brown Trout. They are very wary and take a 10 ft flouro leader of 12 lbs. The Ghost tip will help with very stealthy casts with a single handed rod or two handed rods using snake roll, single spey, and switch casts using a clear intermediate 15 ft tip. Any noise spooks the Sea-runs out of the pool for the day.

I found this line to work well in the lakes where I was fishing for smallmouth bass. It was easy to cast and handled well above sunken trees and cover. I might also like a 10' clear tip line, but found that this worked well with dropoffs. I would highly recommend this line and will use it on rivers for most of the summer.

It's one of the best casting Cortland lines there is, and casts amazingly well considering it's a sink tip, which historically are notorious for bad casting. I also like it because it gets a streamer under and allows me to critically manipulate the fly better than any sink tip line I've come across. This makes all the difference in presentation and effectiveness. I'm using it for river fishing.