Scientific Anglers Sonar Titan Intermediate/Sink 3/Sink 5 Fly Line
Get this: we took one of our most popular tapers, the Titan, drenched it in various mixtures of tungsten powder, and created a triple-density sinking fly line that will absolutely change the way you fish streamers forever. This is a fully tapered sinking line, so it casts like a floater, but provides a straight-line sinking connection to your streamer. The days of chucking and ducking are finally over. Welcome to the triple-density revolution.
Loads quickly and delivers the biggest flies to the furthest targets
Excellent turnover due to short, powerful head and short front taper
Triple-density construction provides straight-line connection to fly
Shooting Texture reduces friction, providing longer casts, easier pick-up, and increased durability
For temperate conditions and streamer fishing
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Intermediate Sinking Fly Line |
| Sink Rate | Sink 3 and Sink 5 |
| Construction | Triple-Density |
| Casting Type | Full Taper, Casts Like a Floater |
| Key Feature | Shooting Texture for Reduced Friction |
FAQ
What is the difference between Sink 3 and Sink 5 versions?
Sink 3 and Sink 5 refer to the rate at which the line sinks in water. Sink 3 sinks at a moderate rate, suitable for mid-depth fishing, while Sink 5 sinks faster, ideal for deeper water or when targeting fish at greater depths.
Does this line work well with streamers?
Yes, the triple-density construction provides a straight-line connection to your streamer, allowing for more accurate delivery and better performance when fishing streamers.
Is the line durable under heavy use?
The Shooting Texture reduces friction and increases durability, making it suitable for repeated use in demanding fishing conditions.
Samantha Hemmings –
This line changed how I fish streamers. It casts smoothly and keeps a straight path underwater. I’ve noticed better accuracy and longer casts compared to my previous sinking line. The sink rate is just right for my local streams.
Leah Poole –
I’ve used both Sink 3 and Sink 5 versions. The triple-density design makes a noticeable difference in how the line performs. It loads quickly and delivers my flies directly to the target zone without wobbling.
Nicola Quinn –
Good performance in moderate conditions. The casting feel is natural, and the line holds up well during long sessions. A bit more expensive, but worth it for streamer fishing.
Carl Parsons –
The shooting texture helps with durability and makes it easier to pick up after casting. I no longer have to adjust my technique for sinking lines. It’s reliable and consistent.