Great Trout Sink Tip Line Option
The Streamer Max Short has been the perfect bank-robbing line for years, and now it has the advantage of Ridge 2.0 tech. Adding both Superflo coating and the new Ridge 2.0 profile to its short, fast sinking head, intermediate haul zone and floating running line, will make it an even more effective weapon.
Key Features
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Short Fly Line |
| Technology | Ridge 2.0 with Superflo Coating |
| Performance | Fast sinking head, effective for larger streamers |
| Use Case | Best for trout fishing, bank robbing |
FAQ
What makes the Ridge 2.0 tech different from previous versions?
The Ridge 2.0 tech features an improved profile and Superflo coating, which enhances sinking performance and reduces drag during casting.
Is this line suitable for use with large streamers?
Yes, the Streamer Max Short is specifically designed to perform best when throwing larger streamers.
Does this line have a floating running section?
Yes, it includes a floating running line for smooth delivery and better control after the initial cast.
Stewart Arnold –
This line performs exceptionally well when targeting trout in fast-moving water. The sinking action is quick and consistent, making it easy to place large streamers accurately. I’ve used it on multiple bank fishing trips and it’s become my go-to for that type of fishing.
Blake Welch –
The Ridge 2.0 tech gives a noticeable improvement in sink rate compared to older models. It’s a bit stiffer than standard lines, but that helps with casting accuracy when using big streamers.
Katherine Springer –
I’ve been fishing with this line for over a month now and it’s proven reliable in both still and moving water. The Superflo coating reduces tangles and keeps the line clean even after repeated use.