RIO Premier Redfish Fly Line
RIO Premier Redfish Fly Line
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RIO's Premier Redfish + Redfish XP lines are designed for anglers targeting redfish and speckled trout on the flats and are built with two distinct tapers. The first is the Redfish which features a mid-length front taper allowing for more careful, delicate presentations of typical crab and shrimp patterns to wary reds. The second taper is the Redfish XP which is designed specifically with extra power in mind for the larger fish and flies typical of gulf redfishing. The line features a short front taper, turning over large mullet and baitfish patterns, while the short, easy casting head effectively loads the rod at close range. All lines in the series are built with medium-stiff cores and hard coatings that perform well throughout the range of temperatures encountered while targeting redfish.
Noted Features:
- Two distinct tapers for delicate presentations or extra powerful casts
- Easy loading head makes it simple to cast at close range
- Medium stiff core and hard coating ensures the line does not wilt in the heat
- Built with RIO's exceptionally slick, durable SlickCast coating
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