Frequency Full Sink
All-Purpose Sinking Lines
When it comes to fishing lakes and ponds, a dependable full-sinking line is hard to beat. The Frequency Full Sink Type 3 (3-5 inches per second) is built for stillwater anglers who want consistent depth, clean presentations, and reliable performance without the premium price tag. It drives streamers and wets with authority, slices through wind thanks to its thinner diameter, and uses a mid-length head for solid control at distance.
- Type 3 sink rate for consistent subsurface presentations
- Thin diameter cuts through wind for stable casts
- Excellent for stillwater and lake fishing with streamers or wets
- Mid-length head improves line control and accuracy at distance
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Sink Rate | 3-5 inches per second |
| Use Case | Stillwater, lakes, ponds |
| Best For | Streamers, wets |
| Line Type | Full Sinking |
FAQ
What is the sink rate of the Frequency Full Sink Type 3?
The sink rate is 3 to 5 inches per second, providing consistent subsurface presentations.
Is this line suitable for windy conditions?
Yes, its thin diameter helps it cut through wind and maintain stable casts.
Can this line be used with streamers or wets?
Yes, it is specifically designed for use with streamers and wets in stillwater environments.
Jacob Marshall –
Used this line for lake fishing with streamers and found it to be very reliable. The sink rate is consistent and the line holds up well in light wind. Casts are smooth and the mid-length head gives good control when reeling.
Ryan Graham –
Good performance in stillwater. The line sinks steadily and doesn’t tangle easily. Works well with wets and feels responsive during casting.
Michael Duncan –
Felt like a solid upgrade from my previous sinking line. The wind resistance is noticeable and the depth control is precise. Great for targeting fish at specific depths.