Airflo Sixth Sense Sink 3 Fly Line
The needs of stillwater anglers can vary significantly from those on streams and rivers. For a line to be effective in the uniquely challenging world of stillwater fishing, some serious considerations need to be taken in to the design.
The Sixth Sense Sinking line features Airflo’s classic Delta Taper design. With its long front taper, it will present flies delicately at any distance without overly disturbing the quiet, still water. Its longer overall length allows for fishing effectively at both long and medium distances. Our Sixth Sense Sinking lines all feature line markers at 10′ and 20′ as well as the marked “haul zone” to help you know exactly what depth you were fishing when you found the feeding fish.
Specifications
| Weight | Length | Line Type |
|---|---|---|
| 3wt | Length not specified | Sinking Line |
FAQ
What makes the Sixth Sense Sinking line suitable for stillwater fishing?
The line features a long front taper that allows it to present flies gently without disturbing the surface. The Delta Taper design and longer overall length enable effective fishing at both long and medium distances in quiet water.
Are there depth indicators on the line?
Yes, the line has markers at 10′ and 20′, as well as a marked “haul zone” to help anglers determine the depth at which they are fishing.
What is the weight range available for the Sixth Sense Sinking line?
The Sixth Sense Sinking line is available in sizes from 5wt to 9wt.
Claire Lambert –
I’ve used this line on a calm lake and it floats smoothly without spooking the fish. The depth markers help me know exactly where I’m fishing, which is a big plus in stillwater. The line feels strong and the tippet holds well.
Felicity Graham –
Great for casting in quiet waters. The long front taper makes it easy to present flies naturally. I noticed the 10′ and 20′ markers are clearly visible and helpful during long casts.
Michael Peake –
Felt like a natural extension of my rod. The sinking action is smooth and the line doesn’t drag. I appreciate the haul zone marking—it helps me track depth without guessing.