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ST Seamless Sink Tip



Shooting Head with Sink Tip for Wet Flies


Single hand rod makes wet fly fishing easier


[Description]ST Seamless Sink Tip


A sink tip shooting head proposed by Ryuji Yasuda, a master wet fly angler. The front half of the head is type (sink)3 or 6 sinking and the back half is floating, with the transition part (transition) seamlessly shifting the coating ratio from 10:0 to 0:10. This has the effect of smoothing out casting as well as shaping the line when drifting. The weight setting is compatible with single-hand rods, making wet fly fishing, which is said to be "difficult to understand," more accessible.


The fishing method is to cast crosswise and use a tip.

The fishing method is to cast crosswise and mend the line when the tip sinks.

The line shape is straight and the fly is sent in ahead of the line. When the fly has drifted out, swing it slowly and retrieve at the end of the line. The fly will drift naturally and the fish will bite naturally. The image of a wet fly as a "hard-hitting fly that doesn't hook" will surely change. We recommend that you try this line with a single-handled rod of about 9 ft. 4-6. For shooting line, we recommend Aero Shooter 24LB.

[Head Weight & Length]

SH4:10g(160 grain), 5.2m(17.0ft)



AST, head length 17' (5.2m), braided core, line color is mist green/dark gray (common for sink 3 and sink 6), SAID, with loops at both ends.
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