RIO Avid Saltwater Fly Line
RIO Avid Saltwater Fly Line
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Experience unmatched performance in saltwater with RIO Avid Saltwater Fly Line. Ideal for a wide variety of applications, this line is built with SlickCast Technology and a temperate line coating, making it perfect for a wide range of coastal fishing. Its size is one size larger to handle large, wind resistant flies and load rods more effectively for quickfire shots close to the boat. From Redfish to Stripers, this line offers the best in performance and versatility.
- The perfect all-around fly line for the widest range of saltwater applications
- One size heavy to carry large, wind-resistant flies and load rods effectively for short casts
- Built with a "temperate" coating which is harder than a trout line and softer than a true tropical line for performance in a wide range of conditions

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