No.I don't own any sinking fly lines, but I've read several times that a full sinking line will do everything better than just a sink tip. You can get lines with different sink rates as well...
I have a Cabelas Prestige sink tip I fished for several years before I finally broke down and bought a full sinker. It was a 10 ft type 6 sink tip, and it was awful to cast. I tended to get a hinge effect with the tip. Type 6 is pretty heavy; maybe something less dense would be easier to use.Will you be fishing in a float tube? Cabelas has some fly lines on sale right now. Sounds like sinking tip is the way to go. Their info says full sinking is tough to manage, and they say if you spend more up front you will get a big increase in quality and performance.
I was looking at their Cabelas Prestige Plus Sink Tip Type 2, $29.99 (reg $39.99) I don't know if that's the right stuff -- maybe one of the regular fly guys will comment.
Um, 'no' what?