Sixth Sense 2 Sweep Sinking Fly Line
The Sixth Sense 2 Fly Line range is designed specifically for stillwater fly fishing. The long front taper provides excellent performance when using multiple flies, offering a balanced combination of delicacy and casting distance. This line delivers a low stretch core that ensures direct contact with the flies, improving sensitivity and control. Precision-controlled sink rates reach up to 7 inches per second (Di 8), making it ideal for accurate and consistent presentations in stillwater environments.
Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Sweep Sinking |
| Core Type | Low Stretch |
| Sink Rate | Up to 7ips (Di 8) |
| Target Use | Stillwater Fly Fishing |
FAQ
What makes the Sixth Sense 2 line suitable for stillwater fishing?
The long front taper and low stretch core allow for better sensitivity and control when casting multiple flies in stillwater environments, providing a balanced performance between delicacy and distance.
What is the maximum sink rate of the Sixth Sense 2 line?
The line has a precision-controlled sink rate of up to 7 inches per second (Di 8).
Is this line suitable for use with a variety of fly types?
Yes, the long front taper is specifically designed to work well with teams of flies, making it ideal for stillwater presentations with multiple fly patterns.
Nicola Manning –
I’ve used this line for several weeks in quiet lakes and it feels very responsive. The sink rate is consistent and the line doesn’t stretch much, which helps me feel the subtle movements of the flies. Great for stillwater fishing with multiple flies.
Sue Piper –
The casting distance is impressive, especially when using a full set of flies. The line holds its shape well and the sink rate is predictable. I noticed a noticeable improvement in my accuracy during early morning casts.
Gabrielle MacDonald –
I switched from a standard sinking line to the Sixth Sense 2 and immediately noticed the difference in sensitivity. The low stretch core makes it easier to detect even the smallest strikes. Highly recommended for stillwater anglers.