Rio Premier 24′ Sink Tip Fly Line
The Rio Premier 24′ Sink Tip Fly Line is a series of sinking tip lines specifically built for anglers that like a balanced casting rig. A unique, fatter body section eliminates the “kick” usually associated with casting sink tip line, while the longer front tapers ensure the line does not dump on the forward cast. The supple floating body section allows anglers to easily mend and control the way the fly fishes, making it ideal for river anglers. Each line has a welded loop on the front end for easy rigging.
- Easy casting body section eliminates the characteristic kick
- Density Compensated tip for fly control
- Smooth casting tapers, that are easy to cast
- Built with RIO’s exceptionally slick, durable SlickCast coating
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 24 feet |
| Line Type | Sink Tip |
| Coating | SlickCast |
| Front End | Welded Loop |
FAQ
What makes the Rio Premier 24′ Sink Tip Fly Line different from other sink tip lines?
The line features a fatter body section that reduces the typical kick during casting, and longer front tapers prevent dumping on the forward cast. The floating body section allows for better mending and fly control, especially in river conditions.
Is the SlickCast coating durable under regular use?
Yes, the SlickCast coating is designed to be both slick and durable, providing smooth casting performance and resistance to abrasion.
Can this line be used for both still water and moving water fishing?
It is particularly well-suited for river fishing due to its mending capabilities and balanced casting performance, though it can be used in other moving water environments.
Paul Young –
This line casts smoothly without the usual kick. The floating section helps with mending, which is perfect for wading in rivers. The welded loop makes setting up the rig quick and easy. I’ve used it for several days and it holds up well.
Katherine Bond –
The line feels balanced and doesn’t dump during casts. The SlickCast coating reduces friction and makes it easier to handle. A bit longer than I expected, but the casting performance is excellent for river fishing.
Thomas Walker –
I switched from a standard sink tip and noticed a big difference in control. The body section is solid and the tapers are smooth. It’s ideal for casting in windy conditions or when I need to mend frequently.