RIO Premier Fathom Sinking Fly Line
RIO Premier Fathom Sinking Fly Line
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RIO's Fathom fly lines are expertly crafted for lake and pond anglers, featuring a short, fast-loading head to reduce false casts and increase distance quickly. The line also has a color contrast between the head and running line for easy loading point indication. In addition, a Hang Marker is included to guide anglers on proper stripping and hanging techniques, while RIO's "Density Compensation" ensures perfect fly control (excluding type 7).
Noted Features:
- Easy casting, fast loading head for minimum false casts and quick distance
- Hang Marker shows where to fish “The Hang”
- Density Compensation for complete depth control
- Built on a supple core that will not tangle
- Built with RIO's exceptionally slick, durable SlickCast coating

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