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Complete Guide to Sinking Fly Lines - Flylords Mag Our guide to sinking fly lines will help you to determine which type of intermediate, sink tip, or full sinking line to wield and when, as well as some on the water tactics and general food for thought on the topic
Fly Fishing with Sinking Line - Complete Guide for Beginners There are three main types of sinking fly lines: full sinking lines, intermediate fly lines, and sink tip lines Each one is a little different from the next, and they all have different sink rates to match the depths you want to fish your flies in
The Basics of Sinking Fly Lines — Precisionflyandtackle Sinking fly lines can be very complicated to someone who has always thrown standard floating lines This guide will help you get a basic understanding of the language of sinking lines, and their applications
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Sinking Line -How to choose a sinking line - Fly Life Magazine When picking out a sinking line, follow a two-step process First, match the “line weight” to the rod weight; for example, a modern eight weight sinking line should go with a modern eight weight fly rod