RIO Permit Leader
RIO Permit Leader
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The key to a successful presentation lies in precision—the RIO Permit leader provides the necessary butt-section strength and added length to cast flies accurately and delicately. Crafted from medium-stiff nylon, the 12ft leader is perfectly designed to handle crab and shrimp patterns, especially in windy tropical environments.
- Medium-stiff material for turning over large, weighted flies
- Easy knotting, high strength leader
- Hand-tied perfection loop in the butt for quick rigging
| 12LB | 12ft (3.7m) | Single | 0.014in / 0.356mm | 12lb / 6kg | |
| 16LB | 12ft (3.7m) | Single | 0.016in / 0.406mm | 16lb / 8kg | |
| 20LB | 12ft (3.7m) | Single | 0.018in / 0.456mm | 20lb / 10kg |
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