Sunset Amnesia Shooting Line Monofilament
This versatile line works great as a running line behind a shooting head for salmon and steelhead fishing.
You can also use a small length as a butt section between a floating line and a leader; the highly visible Chartreuse or Red color allows it to work as a built-in strike indicator when nymphing.
Amnesia loses its monofilament memory when given a good stretch.
| Length per spool | 200 feet |
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FAQ
What is the main use of the Sunset Amnesia Shooting Line?
It is primarily used as a running line behind a shooting head for salmon and steelhead fishing, and can also serve as a butt section between a floating line and a leader.
Does the line have any special properties for detecting strikes?
Yes, the Chartreuse or Red color acts as a built-in strike indicator when used in nymphing applications.
How does the monofilament memory work with this line?
The line loses its monofilament memory when given a good stretch, which helps prevent memory retention and improves performance under tension.
Austin Piper –
I use this line for steelhead fishing and found it reliable in cold water conditions. The red color is very visible when nymphing and helps me detect strikes early. The 200-foot spool is convenient for my setup.
Fiona Nash –
Works well as a butt section between my floating line and leader. The chartreuse color stands out in the water, making it easier to spot a nibble. A little stretch makes it lose memory, which I appreciate for better sensitivity.
James Graham –
Great for both salmon and steelhead. The line stretches well without breaking and the color helps with strike detection. I’ve used it in both clear and murky waters with good results.