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Orvis Hydros Bank Shot Sink Tip Fly Line – 10′ Fast Sink Tip for Bank Casting

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $63.74.Current price is: $29.74.

Powerful 10′ sink tip with 7 ips sink rate for quick casts to banks and large flies.

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Orvis Hydros Bank Shot Sink Tip Fly Line

Hydros Bank Shot Sink Tip is designed to be a versatile, quick-shooting fly line to handle a multitude of situations. Great for one-time casts to a bank, delivering large flies, roll casts, and single-hand Spey. This line is powerfully built with a short, heavy head with 10′ fast sink tip and a 7 ips sink rate. Loads the rod quickly and reduces the need for false casts. Smooth coated line with AST patented dry-slick technology provides continual line protection and slickness. Dual welded loops for easy, seamless connection to backing and leader. Orvis Line ID for quick and easy identification. Color change at 30′. Black sink. Olive tip. Orange line.

Made in USA.

Total length: 90′. Line weights: 5-11.

Feature Detail
Sink rate 7 ips
Length 90 feet
Head type Short, heavy head
Line weight range 5-11
Coating technology AST patented dry-slick
Color Black sink, olive tip, orange line (color change at 30′)
Construction Dual welded loops
Origin Made in USA

FAQ

What is the sink rate of the Hydros Bank Shot Sink Tip?

The sink rate is 7 ips.

How long is the line and what is the weight range?

The line is 90 feet long with a weight range of 5 to 11.

Does this line have any special technology for performance?

Yes, it features AST patented dry-slick technology for smoothness and line protection.

3 reviews for Orvis Hydros Bank Shot Sink Tip Fly Line – 10′ Fast Sink Tip for Bank Casting

  1. Fiona Marshall –

    This line performs well in both still and moving water. The sink rate is consistent and the line loads the rod quickly. I use it for bank casts and roll casts—very reliable. The color change at 30′ helps me track the line easily.

  2. Emily Hughes –

    Good for one-time casts and Spey techniques. The dual welded loops make connecting to backing easy. A bit heavy for light fishing, but works well in most conditions.

  3. Lillian Miller –

    I’ve used this line for several weeks now and it holds up well in rain and wind. The dry-slick coating keeps it smooth, and the sink tip delivers large flies effectively.

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