This is what I use on the rivers at home and abroad. It rarely lets me down. The thickness to strength ratio is like nothing else I have ever used. I have landed brown trout over 5lb on the River Clyde using the Up to 3 Kilo (0.12mm)
0.10mm - Fish up to 2kilo (4.4lb) - Neil Sinclair (Double Decker) Dry fly master loves this for his Dries
0.12mm - Fish up to 3kilo (6.6lb) - I use this for dries down to size 22's
0.14mm - Fish up to 4kilo (8.8lb) - I love this for Drys down to size 16's
0.16mm - Fish up to 5kilo (11lb) - My Personal Favourite for Nymphing
0.18mm - Fish up to 6kilo (13.2lb) Stillwater Use
0.20mm - Fish up to 7kilo (15.4lb) Stillwater Use
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I have not used this that much on the Still-waters, but I'm sure it will be fine in the 6 and 7 kilos sizes.
I DO NOT RECOMMEND USING THIS ON STILL-WATERS DUE TO THE NATURE OF STRONGER RODS, HEAVIER LINES AND MORE SAVAGE TAKES FROM RAINBOWS AND BROWNS IN THE LOWER SIZES.