Scientific Anglers SONAR Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line


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Description

When predatory fish are looking up and you need to serve them a five-course meal à la a 10 Game Changer, make the delivery with the Scientific Anglers SONAR Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line. Designed for throwing the largest flies in your box, the SONAR Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line combines a short and powerful head with a slow sinking (1.25 ips) density. Built with versatility, this fly line is one you can tackle many species with—from striped bass to musky, this line doesn't miss a beat.

Features

SA Line ID, Advanced Shooting Technology, and Sonar Sinking Technology - Made in line weights 6 through 12, Scientific Anglers prevents you from grabbing the wrong one with their SA Line ID, an integrated identification system found at the first 1'-2' of your line's tip. When you need to squeeze every foot you can out of your cast, you'll thank Scientific Anglers for their Advanced Shooting Technology (AST). AST is a patented dry-slick technology that decreases friction while increasing distance, and it also repels dirt and grime to extend the life of your line. The SONAR Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line was designed to fish streamers just under the surface, and Scientific Anglers utilizes their Sonar Sinking Technology to keep your flies right where you want them. Sonar Technology is a combination of a unique tungsten formula and a solid tapering system that work together to keep your flies in the strike zone longer.

Uses

Streamers - This isn't the line you'll use to cast nymphs into pocket water. Instead, the SONAR Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line is the line you turn to when you need to present massive streamers to predatory fish. Whether you're throwing a 14 T-Bones at musky or casting Beast Fleyes into the wash, this line can deliver them all with ease.

Temp

Cold/Moderate - Scientific Anglers made their SONAR Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line for use in cold to warm fresh and saltwater. This allows you to fish cold and warm freshwater rivers as well as saltwater that isn't considered tropical. If you were to get this line in a tropical situation, you'll find that it will soften up and go limp.

Taper/Weight

More Mass Towards the Front of the Head - Made for fishing some of the largest streamers in your box, Scientific Anglers focuses the mass towards the front of the head with their SONAR Titan Full Intermediate Fly Line. With a short and powerful head, this line makes for easy turnover and quick shots when necessary. A versatile taper that caters to the streamer angler, this line effectively loads even the fastest of rods and makes for easy casting even when your fly makes a beer bottle look small.

More Info

Best for: Freshwater, Trout, Bass, Steelhead, Pike, and Musky, Saltwater, Striper

Loops: Front Loop (Leader to Fly Line Connection) and Back Loop (Backing to Fly Line Connection)

Sinking/Floating: Intermediate

Other Resources

2020 Tropical Saltwater Fly Line Shootout & Buyer's Guide

Fly Line Temps: Tropical Vs. Coldwater

Freshwater Fly Line Shootout & Buyer's Guide

Line Specs

Line Code Taper Total Length Head Weight Sink Rate Buy
WF10I Weight Forward 105ft 380gr 1.25ips
WF11I Weight Forward 105ft 450gr 1.25ips
WF12I Weight Forward 105ft 500gr 1.25ips
WF6I Weight Forward 105ft 210gr 1.25ips
WF7I Weight Forward 105ft 240gr 1.25ips
WF8I Weight Forward 105ft 280gr 1.25ips
WF9I Weight Forward 105ft 330gr 1.25ips
Line Code: WF10I
Taper: Weight Forward
Total Length: 105ft
Head Weight: 380gr
Sink Rate: 1.25ips
Line Code: WF11I
Taper: Weight Forward
Total Length: 105ft
Head Weight: 450gr
Sink Rate: 1.25ips
Line Code: WF12I
Taper: Weight Forward
Total Length: 105ft
Head Weight: 500gr
Sink Rate: 1.25ips
Line Code: WF6I
Taper: Weight Forward
Total Length: 105ft
Head Weight: 210gr
Sink Rate: 1.25ips
Line Code: WF7I
Taper: Weight Forward
Total Length: 105ft
Head Weight: 240gr
Sink Rate: 1.25ips
Line Code: WF8I
Taper: Weight Forward
Total Length: 105ft
Head Weight: 280gr
Sink Rate: 1.25ips
Line Code: WF9I
Taper: Weight Forward
Total Length: 105ft
Head Weight: 330gr
Sink Rate: 1.25ips

Overall rating: 4.7777777 / 5 from 9 reviews.

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Reviews

Nice line but a little heavy

"The +2 head section can be a little too heavy when casting with heavy streamers, overall nice line and I enjoy fishing it! would buy again, but possibly one size down."

— Gavin (4/5)

I thought it was full

"I thought it was full sinking"

— Mathew Y. (4/5)

Awesome line for my saltwater

"Awesome line for my saltwater fishing. Great service from Trident. Fast shipping."

— Ralph F. (5/5)

SA Sonar Titan full int.

"This line shoots well, my second purchase, last one made it through just over 2 seasons, or about 500 hours. Tried the Airflow, but had to come back to SA for the ease of shooting line for stripers of the beach."

— Stephen M. (5/5)

SA Sonar

"SA Sonar is a great sinking line."

— Clifton M. (5/5)

THE line

"Exceptional service at Trident as always, Jared recommended this line to me and it really is the line for new england striped bass. I wont use any other line now"

— Ryan (5/5)

Missing a dozen flies

"Was missing a dozen flies"

— Ryan S. (5/5)

8W Intermediate Fly Line

"This is a great product for pike fishing. Of the various intermediate sinking fly lines I have used over the years, this is by far my favorite."

— Andy (5/5)

The Best Muskie Line for Summer Fishing

"The Titan taper is amazing for turning over the biggest, nastiest muskie flies the size of a chicken. Plus, the sinking rate gets the fly underwater right away and allows it to hover right over the weed beds for perfect visuals."

— David (5/5)

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