SA Sonar Titan 3D Triple Density Sinking Fly Line
SA took one of their 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 perfect line for throwing streamers to trout or targeting larger game such as pike, muskie, and stripers.
- Welded loops on both ends
- Printed Line ID
- Loads quickly and delivers the biggest flies to the furthest targets
- Excellent turnover due to short, powerful head and short front taper
- Triple-density construction provides straight-line connection to fly
- Shooting Texture
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Sinking Fly Line |
| Construction | Triple Density |
| Application | Streamers, Trout, Pike, Muskie, Stripers |
| Casting Behavior | Floats during cast, sinks directly after release |
| Ends | Welded Loops |
| Line ID | Printed |
FAQ
What makes the triple-density construction different from standard sinking lines?
The triple-density construction provides a straight-line sinking connection to the fly, reducing line movement and improving accuracy when targeting fish with streamers.
Is this line suitable for use with large game fish like pike or muskie?
Yes, this line is specifically designed for targeting larger game such as pike, muskie, and stripers due to its strong sinking performance and reliable connection.
Does the line have any special texture or feel during casting?
Yes, the line features a shooting texture that enhances casting performance and turnover, allowing for quicker and more precise delivery of flies.
Nathan Lewis –
This line changed how I fish streamers. It casts smoothly like a floater but sinks straight, which makes it perfect for targeting trout in deep water. The tungsten mix gives it great weight without sacrificing castability. I’ve used it on pike and it holds up well under pressure.
Alexander Welch –
The triple-density design gives a solid, direct connection to the fly. I noticed better accuracy and less line movement when fishing in moving water. The welded loops are secure and the line feels durable after several casts.
Frank Lyman –
Great for streamer fishing. It sinks straight and loads quickly. The only minor issue is the line is a bit stiff when first cast, but it settles into a smooth performance after a few uses. Works well in both still and current water.