Ok, who all has and likes a 2wt Intermediate line? I know Wulff makes a TT2I that I am looking at picking up.

Why not just get a furled flourocarbon leader from Brad, and use flouro tippet. I am using that setup on my 3wts and it sinks quick. It's has enough mass to pull the tip of the fly line down a bit too.

J.

It's a much cheaper option than buying a sinking line that you aren't going to use all the time. This set up works well in slow moving creeks and still water.

J.

I just remembered. There is a lady who furls leaders using some sinking materials. Don't remember her name though. Don

I may have read about it on Texas Flyfishers. Don

I would just get a flouro leader and forget about treatments. A properly designed furled leader for UL is nothing more than an extension of your line, and a flouro leader is in effect a sink tip.

J.

You can put mucilin on Flouro too. Andy, I don't usually use sinkants. Gink comes to mind. You could treat the leader with Tru-oil either way. It would sink best if treated only with Gink. Don

The last time I was at Bass Pro I picked up a sink tip system,Orvis makes it,It is for 3to 5 wt rods but should work fine on a 2wt.It has 2 sections of sinking line 4ft. long.Each has a different sink rate.The line has loops at both ends.I haven't tried it yet the streams around here are way to low.But it may be something to think about. At a cost of $ 12.00 Worth a shot
Dennis

Those types of tips hinge badly and I wouldn't dare use it.

Hmm...I hadn't thought of that.

J, I wasn't being snarky, just explaining my thoughts on the things. I would essentially be fishing from shore in lakes and ponds, as well as slow moving streams.