Ultra Premium Fluorocarbon Tippet

I use 4, 5, 6x for trout throwing dries, nymph rigs, wet flies, and streamers. I've used the same piece of tippet for an entire day of fishing catching 20 + fish on a small mountain trout stream all while pulling out tree branches from the bottom or the far side, wrapped around submerged branches by fish, snags, and everything in between and didn't break or show signs of needed changed at all. I use the 3, 2, 1, 0, and 01 x for salmon and steelhead. I've landed mid-high teens pound salmon on this tippet slinging streamers on a two handed rod and handled pulling salmon like a champ. From large migrating salmon and steelhead to small and large mouth bass and down to tiny mountain stream native brookies and wild browns, it does it all.

Landing Large Fish on 6X on BIG Western Rivers is challenging--Top Secret Fluoro meets that test!

This tippet is very strong and durable. It is very thin for its breaking strength and ties knots well.

Fish do not seem to notice when flies are tied to this tippet. Even holds up well to the occasional run in with overhead trees and nearby brush.

It’s clear, strong and works.

Best tippet material in the business! I wouldn’t use any other brand

Would’ve trust any other tippet while guiding 🙌🏻

Not sure why I put off trying this tippet. Price maybe? Either way, it's great tippet material. I'm very impressed with the 8x and it's sink rate. I fish very shallow meadow streams and spring creeks and the 8x sinks like a stone - I love it.

Great knot strength, very abrasion resistant, supple. What else do you need in Fluoro?

I have tried competitors fluorocarbon tippet and the 'regular' 87-octain version Cortland sells. This stuff is the aviation fuel version of fluorocarbon tippet. While most fly fisherman don't like to publicly admit to spending more time with their bugs in trees vs. the water, it happens to the best of us, me included. I can honestly say I have not lost a fly to a tree (or a fish)since I started using this stuff! I'm very impressed!