Scientific Angler Sonar Titan Intermediate Sink Freshwater Fly Line
The Sonar Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line from Scientific Anglers is designed to handle even the largest flies, offering excellent performance when fishing just below the surface. With its intermediate density, it places flies precisely where they need to be for maximum attraction and catch success.
- Excellent turnover due to short, powerful head
- Slow sink rate gets flies just below the surface
- Designed for temperate climates
- Great for pike, musky, big bass, and other freshwater species that take large flies
- Also suitable for cold water salt species such as striper or Atlantic salmon
- Braided multifilament core with AST coating
- Intermediate sink rate: 1.25 ips
- Welded loops for secure tying
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Sink Rate | 1.25 ips |
| Core Type | Braided multifilament |
| Coating | AST |
| Loop Type | Welded |
| Best For | Temperate freshwater and cold water saltwater species |
FAQ
What is the sink rate of the Sonar Titan Intermediate Fly Line?
The sink rate is 1.25 inches per second (ips).
Is this line suitable for fishing in cold water saltwater environments?
Yes, it is suitable for cold water salt species such as striper or Atlantic salmon.
What type of core does this fly line have?
It has a braided multifilament core with an AST coating.
Warren Buckland –
This line performs well in cool freshwater conditions. The slow sink rate keeps the flies just below the surface, which is perfect for targeting big bass and pike. The turnover is quick and the welded loops stay secure during casting. I’ve used it in temperate lakes and it’s proven reliable.
Anthony Paterson –
Great for fishing larger flies in still waters. The intermediate sink rate works well for musky and big bass. A bit heavier than standard lines, but the performance justifies the weight. The AST coating holds up well in water exposure.
Maria Murray –
Fished in a cold water lake with Atlantic salmon. The line stayed intact and delivered consistent results. The sink rate is just right for getting flies to the desired depth. Easy to tie and casts smoothly.