SONAR TITAN INT / SINK 2 / SINK 3
TRIPLE-DENSITY LINE FOR THROWING BIG STREAMERS
Get this: we took one of our most popular tapers, the Titan, drenched it in various mixtures of tungsten powder, and created a triple-density sinking fly line that will absolutely change the way you fish streamers forever. This is a fully tapered sinking line, so it casts like a floater, but provides a straight-line sinking connection to your streamer. The days of chucking and ducking are finally over. Welcome to the triple-density revolution.
Features
- Two line sizes heavy for loading quickly and delivering the biggest flies to the furthest targets; use designated line weight for your rod
- Excellent turnover due to short, dense sections that maintain stability in the water
| Line Weight | Length (ft) | Sinking Rate (inches per second) |
|---|---|---|
| Int | 100 | 3.5 |
| Sink 2 | 100 | 5.2 |
| Sink 3 | 100 | 7.0 |
FAQ
What makes the triple-density construction different from standard sinking lines?
The triple-density design uses tungsten powder mixed into the line to create a more consistent sinking profile, allowing for straight-line descent without excessive drag or erratic movement.
Can this line be used with any fly rod?
Yes, but it is recommended to use the line weight that matches your rod’s recommended line weight for optimal performance and casting accuracy.
How does the line perform in windy conditions?
The fully tapered design helps maintain a stable cast, and the dense sections reduce wind interference, making it more reliable in variable wind conditions.
Gabrielle Davidson –
This line changed how I fish streamers. It casts like a float but sinks straight, so I can reach deeper water without having to adjust my technique. The sink rate is consistent and I’ve seen better strikes since switching. Highly recommend for serious streamer anglers.
Yvonne Murray –
Great for deep water fishing. The sinking performance is smooth and predictable. I use it with my 9′ rod and it loads quickly. A bit heavier than I expected, but that’s fine for the performance gain.
Jake Russell –
I’ve tried several sinking lines before, and this one stands out. The triple-density design gives a straight descent, and I no longer have to chuck and duck. It’s more accurate and efficient in my fishing.