I used both T-11 and T-14 last year on my Deathstar, used the T-11 more as the T-14 would get hung up more at the end of the swing and the T-11 was catching fish. I did not use polyleaders but I will have them with me I just keep changing going heavier until it starts working or I start hooking fish. I also will adjust the fishing by casting more across and throwing a number of mends to get the fly down, most of the fish are on the edge of the current or toward the end of the swing. I have used T-14 on the 6wt out in BC it is not as much fun but is doable, So I will probably use T-8 & 11 and sinking polyleaders. Just try different things, it can also very depending on where on the river you are, current, conditions (high or low water), temperature, etc.
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