RIO Fluoroflex Saltwater Tippet
RIO Fluoroflex Saltwater Tippet
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RIO's Fluoroflex Saltwater Tippet is a medium-stiff tippet made from 100% fluorocarbon. Its durability and strength make it ideal for saltwater use, with high resistance to abrasion and easy knot-tying. It is particularly suitable for casting large flies and handling strong winds, making it a top choice for all saltwater fish species, including bonefish, snook, tarpon, striped bass, permit, and even muskies.
- 100% fluorocarbon
- Medium stiff
- 30yd / 27.4m Spools
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