Airflo Sixth Sense 2 Sweep Fly Line - WF 7 - Sink 5 - 5ips

The 'Sweep' refers to the line's design to create a 'U' shaped sink path, allowing it to effectively cover a range of depths during a single cast, rather than sinking straight down.

The hang markers (at 10ft, 20ft, and 40ft) help you gauge how deep your line is in the water, assisting in presenting your fly at the correct depth for the fish you are targeting.

The marked 'haul zone' indicates the optimal point to accelerate the line during your cast. Using this zone correctly helps achieve maximum casting distance and efficiency.

Yes, its ability to cover multiple depths makes it a versatile 'searching' line, which can be beneficial for beginners learning where fish might be holding.

The sink rates indicate how quickly the line sinks. Sink 3 sinks slowest, Sink 5 sinks moderately, and Sink 7 sinks fastest, allowing you to choose the line best suited for the depth and speed of the water you are fishing.

Rinse the line with fresh water after use, let it dry completely, and store it loosely on the reel away from sunlight. Using a line cleaner and dressing periodically can also help maintain suppleness.

The Airflo Sixth Sense 2 Sweep Fly Line is available in WF6/7 and WF7/8 sizes.

Ensure the line is properly straightened before casting. Check for line memory and condition; consider a line dressing if the line feels stiff. Verify leader and tippet length, as too short a leader can contribute to tangles.

Confirm you are using the correct sink rate for the water conditions. Allow sufficient time for the line to sink to the intended depth; refer to the sink rate specifications. Ensure no obstructions in the water are impeding the line's descent.

Check that the line weight (WF6/7, WF7/8) is appropriate for your fly rod. Ensure the haul zone is being utilized effectively during the casting stroke. Inspect the line for any damage or accumulation of debris that might be adding weight.

Visibility can be affected by water clarity and light conditions. Try to cast and retrieve in calmer water or during different light conditions if possible. If the markers are damaged or worn, it may be time to consider line replacement.