01-19-2012, 05:06 PM
I'm looking for a recommendation for a good full sink line to use at Strawberry. This past year I got off of the rivers and started fly fishing still water from a pontoon. I have been using SA wet tip type IV, which I normally use on rivers when I fish streamers. I had quite a bit success this past year with the sink tip line but am wondering if I would do better with a full sink line.
I have read online that the Cortland Camo Intermediate Sink line is great for stillwater fly fishing but I don't know if that is going to get me down fast enough at a place like Strawberry. I know the Scientific Angler uniform sink lines are pretty popular and have read that a Type III might also do the job. I'm sure the best answer is to have an intermediate and a type III and a type V...but if I wanted to choose just one which one would be most effective at Strawberry? I would be fishing it anytime of the year that there is open water so early spring through the fall. Any feedback on what I should be using would be appreciated. Thanks.
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I have read online that the Cortland Camo Intermediate Sink line is great for stillwater fly fishing but I don't know if that is going to get me down fast enough at a place like Strawberry. I know the Scientific Angler uniform sink lines are pretty popular and have read that a Type III might also do the job. I'm sure the best answer is to have an intermediate and a type III and a type V...but if I wanted to choose just one which one would be most effective at Strawberry? I would be fishing it anytime of the year that there is open water so early spring through the fall. Any feedback on what I should be using would be appreciated. Thanks.
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