Sci Angler Sonar Titan Sink Tip
So you know where the fish are holding. You’ve done your research. But you just don’t know how deep they are. Luckily, the SONAR Titan Sink Tip fly line offers a variety of solutions for all of your depth-finding needs. Just below the surface? Try the Sink 3. Holding steady in the shadowy depths? Get the Sink 6. Experimentation is the name of the game, so maybe it makes sense to try them both. Built on our popular Titan profile to allow you to turn over even the biggest streamers while you’re searching for the biggest fish.
- 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, powerful head
- The perfect streamer line for boat or wade fishing
| Line Type | Depth Rating | Line Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Sink 3 | Shallow depth | Heavy |
| Sink 6 | Deep holding | Heavy |
FAQ
What is the difference between Sink 3 and Sink 6?
Sink 3 is designed for shallow water fishing, while Sink 6 is built for deeper, shadowy depths where fish hold steady.
Is this line suitable for both boat and wade fishing?
Yes, the Sonar Titan Sink Tip is specifically designed for both boat and wade fishing conditions.
Can I use both Sink 3 and Sink 6 together?
Yes, experimenting with both options can help you find the best depth for fish in different environments.
Kevin Short –
I used the Sink 6 in a deep lake and found fish holding at the bottom. The turnover is smooth and the line stays on target. Great for deep water fishing.
Rachel Kerr –
The Sink 3 worked well in shallow streams. It’s easy to cast and keeps the fly close to the surface. Good for beginners trying to learn depth patterns.
Justin Martin –
I switched from a regular line to the Sonar Titan Sink Tip and noticed better control when fishing in moving water. The short head helps with quick turns.