RIO InTouch VersiTip II Fly Line
RIO InTouch VersiTip II Fly Line
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RIO’s InTouch VersiTip II is a powerful, easy casting interchangable tip fly line designed for the traveling angler. Built with RIO’s ultra-low stretch ConnectCore Technology, each line comes with a selection of interchangeable tips that allow anglers to switch tips as fishing and water conditions change. A unique mending and handling section at the back end of the head enables anglers to mend effectively and control the way the fly fishes at range. Ultra strong, slim welded loops on both ends of each tip makes for super-fast rigging.
Noted Features:
- Built with ultra-low stretch ConnectCore Technology for the maximum in sensitivity, control and performance
- Powerful, easy casting design makes distance easy
- Supplied with a selection of interchangeable tips
- Welded loops on both ends of each tip for fast rigging
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