Airflo Sixth Sense Sinking Competitor Fly Fishing Line Sink Di8 Purple/Black

Airflo Sixth Sense Sinking Weight Forward Fly Line Sink Di8 Colour Black

RRP £49.99!! NEW STOCKS NOW AVAILABLE!

“Cutting edge flylines – only from Airflo”

Length: 40yds/120ft/36.4m 

“40 yards long the ultimate competitor fly line”

Probably the most popular range of flylines in the UK today, the Sixth Sense range from Airflo is our go to flyline for the majority of Stillwater fishing. 
Made popular with by competition boat anglers, the benefits of the Sixth Sense range include Airflo’s unique Power Core technology, a core material so sensitive that it’s the flyfishers equivalent to dyneema super line.                 

Knowing how much line you have left in the water is one of the keys to successful sunk line fishing. With our new “Hang Marker“ system, you have colour coded marks on your line that clearly tell you how much is still down there. Sunk line fishing just got a whole lot easier.

Fly line stretch is a key element in how it performs while casting, line control, take detection and hook set. ultimately if you reduce the stretch, you improve all of these factors, and thus a superior performing fly line. 
In recent years, the Bass guys may have borrowed the idea for a low stretch fishing line from us with their obsession for latest super braid lines, but with our Sixth Sense range of fly lines we’re taking the concept back for the fly fisher. 
Sixth Sense lines have just 6% stretch compared with the 20% in other manufacturers fly lines… less stretch equals more fish. Discover your Sixth Sense.

Features:

• Patented dual layer polyurethane construction improves line performance while offering longer line life, UV resistance, and chemical resistant (DEET proof).
• Low Stretch Power Core for improved line stability during the cast, less line memory, unsurpassed take detection, and positive hook set when you connect to a fish.
• Extended front and rear tapers for added distance.
• Colour change Hang Markers for letting you know how much lie is left.