Freshwater

Intermediate running line and Sink 5 head works well for lakes and rivers

Double-Density Sinking Lines

Sinks in a U-Shaped Profile

For Fishing Flies in or Near the Surface Film

Double-taper fly lines may not be the most versatile of the bunch, but they’re very good at what they’re designed to do: delicate work at shorter distances.

The choice for anglers who don’t consistently fish heavy rigs like large streamers or bulky indicators.

Camouflage Line for Sub-Surface Fishing

Fly anglers are nothing if not inventive. From splicing together lines to weighing coils on a digital scale, finding the perfect sinking line can be a chore.

Sinking Shooting Taper

Sometimes the biggest trout live where back casts aren’t your best friend. Sonar Trout Express has a short, rear weighted head that excels at roll casting large streamers in tight spaces.

The 5’ sink tip excels at fishing relatively shallow, but keeping flies subsurface. It also works great with divers and poppers, as the sink tip imparts more commotion and grip with the fly.

Magnitude lines are ushering in a new era in saltwater fly line technology, headaches with clear lines are a thing of the past.