SA Sonar Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line
With a name like Titan, this line promises big things. Luckily, it does more than deliver. The SONAR Titan Full Intermediate fly line is designed to manhandle even the largest flies, and with its intermediate density, it allows you to fish your most heinous flies just below the surface. Right where they need to be.
- Excellent turnover due to short, powerful head
- Slow sink rate gets flies just below the surface
- For temperate climates
- Braided multifilament core
- Sink Rate: 1.25 ips (Intermediate)
- SA SONAR TITAN WF X I (X = line weight)
| Species | Striper, Bass, Musky, Pike, Salmon, Steelhead, Trout |
|---|---|
| Water Type | Temperate |
FAQ
What is the sink rate of the SA Sonar Titan Full Intermediate fly line?
The sink rate is 1.25 inches per second (ips), which is typical for an intermediate line.
Is this line suitable for fishing in cold or warm temperate waters?
Yes, it is designed for temperate climates and performs well in both cold and warm water conditions.
What type of core does the line have?
The line features a braided multifilament core, providing strength and durability.
Deirdre Allan –
Fished in a lake during spring and caught several stripers with this line. The sink rate is perfect for getting flies just below the surface. The turnover is quick and the line holds up well under pressure.
Hannah Wilson –
Good performance in moderate water conditions. The intermediate sink rate works well for trout and bass. A bit stiff when first cast, but settles in quickly.
Amy Bower –
Used it for steelhead in a temperate river. The line stayed strong and the slow sink rate helped me place flies exactly where fish were feeding.
Dorothy Powell –
Solid choice for intermediate fishing. The braided core feels durable and the head responds well to quick casts. Slightly more expensive than standard lines, but worth it for performance.