RIO Avid Tarpon Fly Line
RIO Avid Tarpon Fly Line
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RIO's Avid Tarpon Fly Line features a mid-length head and short, powerful front taper, for efficient casts of tarpon flies and accurate presentations without spooking wary fish. A heavy rear weighting loads saltwater rods, allowing it to perform in any tarpon fishing scenario.
- Effortless casting, accurate line taper that turns over typical tarpon flies with ease
- High floating line that will not sink and impede the cast
- Built on a strong, medium stiff core which will not wilt in the heat
- Built with RIO's exceptionally slick, durable SlickCast coating
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