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Rio Premier LightLine Floating Fly Line – True to Lineweight for Slow Action Rods

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $108.47.Current price is: $49.74.

Perfectly matches glass and bamboo fly rods with slow action and soft load characteristics.

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Rio Premier LightLine Floating Fly Line

One of the few lines that is true to lineweight

RIO’s LightLine has been designed to load slower, more traditional action fly rods such as bamboo, glass and the more “Classic” flexing graphite rods. Built to precisely match the industry line standards, this line will not overload such rods – even at longer range. The weight distribution and short front taper ensures the line loads at close range, making it ideal for fishing on smaller creeks and streams, while the softer, supple coating ensures the line remains relaxed and easy to handle in the majority of conditions.

Features

  • Short front taper
Specification Value
Line Type Floating
Lineweight 3-4
Length 100m
Coating Soft, supple

FAQ

Is the LightLine suitable for bamboo or glass rods?

Yes, the LightLine is specifically designed for slower-action rods like bamboo and glass, providing a natural load without overloading them.

Does this line perform well in cold or windy conditions?

The soft, supple coating helps maintain ease of handling in various conditions, making it suitable for use in mild to moderate weather.

What is the recommended rod action for this line?

Best suited for slow to medium action rods, especially traditional glass or cane rods with classic flexing characteristics.

3 reviews for Rio Premier LightLine Floating Fly Line – True to Lineweight for Slow Action Rods

  1. Yvonne Taylor –

    I’ve used this line with my bamboo rod for years and it feels perfectly matched. It doesn’t feel stiff or overloading, which is exactly what I wanted for small stream fishing. The short front taper makes it easy to cast in tight spaces.

  2. Deirdre Marshall –

    Great for slow-action rods. The line stays relaxed and doesn’t snap unexpectedly. I noticed a smoother cast compared to other floating lines I’ve tried.

  3. Amanda Quinn –

    Perfect for fishing in small creeks. The coating is soft and the line loads gently, which helps with accuracy and control. I’m happy with the performance in both calm and slightly windy conditions.

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