If a fully clear intermediate line is what you’re after – there ain’t no better than AquaLux II. Also fishes great in saltwater for species like bream.
Description
RIO’s Aqualux II line has a 30ft, clear intermediate head that sinks about 1.5 to 2 ips, and is deadly efficient for fishing between 2ft and 6ft in depth in stillwaters. The short head makes it very easy to cast, and reduces the number of false casts required to get the line out – resulting in more fishing time. The head integrates seamlessly into a translucent green, intermediate sinking running line that is super slick, and shoots with the utmost ease. Each line features a welded loop in the front end for fast rigging.
Features
- Clear Head. Front loaded foam core for smooth sinking performance
- 30ft length with intermediate sinking action
- Sinks at 1.5 to 2 inches per second
- Designed for use between 2ft and 6ft depth in stillwater
- Welded loop for quick rigging
- Translucent green running line for natural appearance
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Intermediate Sinking |
| Length | 30 ft |
| Sinking Rate | 1.5 – 2 ips |
| Head Color | Clear |
| Running Line Color | Translucent Green |
| Best Use | Stillwater (2ft–6ft depth), Saltwater (bream) |
FAQ
What is the sinking rate of the AquaLux II line?
The AquaLux II line sinks at a rate of 1.5 to 2 inches per second.
Is this line suitable for saltwater fishing?
Yes, the AquaLux II performs well in saltwater, particularly for species like bream.
Does the line come with a pre-rigged setup?
Yes, each line features a welded loop at the front end for fast and easy rigging.
Diane Lyman –
The clear head makes it easy to see the line in the water. I’ve used it in a quiet pond and it casts smoothly with minimal false casts. The sinking rate is just right for my depth range. Great for stillwater fishing.
Maria Thomson –
Felt like a natural addition to my setup. The green running line blends well with the environment. It’s easy to rig and the short head helps with casting accuracy in tight spots.
Theresa Mills –
Used it in a saltwater bay and caught several bream. The line holds up well and sinks steadily. The welded loop saves time when setting up my rigs.