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Sixth Sense 2 Floating Fly Line – WF6/7 & WF7/8

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $99.99.Current price is: $52.36.

Precision floating fly line for stillwater fishing with long front taper for deep buzzers and emergers.

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Sixth Sense 2 Floating Fly Line

The Sixth Sense 2 Floating Fly Line range is specifically designed for Stillwater fly anglers. The long front taper performs exceptionally well when using multiple flies. It delivers precise casting whether targeting deep ‘buzzers’ or rising fish with emergers.

LINE WEIGHT DENSITY TOTAL HEAD LENGTH AFTM WEIGHT (30′) TOTAL LENGTH CORE
WF6/7 FLOAT 46ft / 14.02m 185gr / 13.61gm 105ft / 32m 20LB – Braid
WF7/8 FLOAT 46ft / 14.02m 210gr / 15gm 105ft / 32m 20LB – Braid

FAQ

What makes the Sixth Sense 2 Floating Fly Line suitable for Stillwater fishing?

The long front taper allows for better performance with multiple flies, providing precision when targeting deep ‘buzzers’ or rising fish with emergers.

Is the line suitable for both deep and shallow water fishing?

Yes, the floating density and taper design make it effective for both deep ‘buzzers’ and rising fish with emergers.

What is the total length of the line?

The total length of the Sixth Sense 2 Floating Fly Line is 105 feet (32 meters) for both WF6/7 and WF7/8 weights.

3 reviews for Sixth Sense 2 Floating Fly Line – WF6/7 & WF7/8

  1. Richard Oliver –

    I’ve used this line for several weeks on stillwater lakes. The float performance is excellent, especially when casting multiple flies. The line holds its shape and casts smoothly even in windy conditions. Very reliable for targeting rising fish.

  2. Matt Russell –

    The front taper helps with accuracy when using a full fly setup. I noticed less line drag when fishing deep water. It’s a bit heavier than standard lines, but the float behavior is consistent.

  3. David Walsh –

    Great for emergers and buzzers. The line floats well and doesn’t sink too quickly. I appreciate the long head length for better casting reach in open stillwater areas.

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