RIO Saltwater Tapered Leaders

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RIO's saltwater leaders are an excellent general purpose saltwater leader for a multitude of species. The leaders are made of a medium stiff nylon and have a taper design that easily turn over typical saltwater patterns and copes with tough winds. The leader is made of a material that is easy to knot and has great knot strength.

Noted Features:

Medium-stiff mono/nylon with great knot strength
Length: 10ft
Easy casting taper design that casts typical saltwater flies
Maximum strength and abrasion resistance

Ideal For:

Permit
Bonefish
Striped Bass
Roosters

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