Superflo Ridge 2.0 Flats Universal Taper Intermediate Fly Line
Heavy crabs into gnarly winds one day, and bonefish patterns into a light breeze the next. When you don’t know what to expect, a do-it-all flats line is the answer. Designed to load quickly, the short belly and long rear taper create the most versatile line in our saltwater flats range. This is the taper for the vast majority of conditions, fly rods, and anglers.
Key Features
- Short belly for quick loading and responsive action
- Long rear taper for improved casting distance and accuracy
- Universal taper suitable for a wide range of fishing conditions
- Designed for intermediate fly rods and saltwater flats fishing
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Intermediate Taper |
| Use Case | Flats fishing, crabs, bonefish, and other saltwater species |
| Weight | 2.0 grains per foot |
| Length | 100 feet (standard roll) |
| Material | High-strength fluorocarbon with UV protection |
FAQ
What makes the Superflo Ridge 2.0 different from other flats lines?
The short belly and long rear taper allow for quick loading and better performance in variable conditions, making it more versatile than standard tapers for both heavy and light fishing scenarios.
Is this line suitable for both crabs and bonefish?
Yes, the universal taper design adapts well to both heavy crabs in strong winds and delicate bonefish patterns in light breezes.
Can this line be used with intermediate fly rods?
Yes, it is specifically designed for intermediate fly rods and provides optimal performance with a wide range of rod actions.



Joshua Fraser –
This line has been a game-changer for my flats fishing. I use it for both crabs and bonefish, and it handles wind and light conditions well. The cast is smooth and the line doesn’t tangle easily.
Joanne Wallace –
Great versatility for different fish and weather. The short belly helps with quick loading, and the long taper gives good distance. A solid choice for intermediate anglers.
Isaac Fraser –
I’ve tried several flats lines, and this one stands out. It works in everything from light breezes to strong winds. The feel is responsive and the line holds up well in saltwater.