Rio Elite Leviathan 26ft Sink Tip Sinking Saltwater Fly Line
Rio Elite Leviathan Fly Lines are specifically designed for targeting large tropical fish species. Each line features a powerful front taper to cast large flies, a short heavy head that efficiently loads bluewater rods, and a hard tropical coating that resists heat and maintains integrity in warm saltwater environments. The line includes a 26-foot fast-sinking head seamlessly integrated into an intermediate running section. A tough, ultra-strong core provides excellent resistance to cuts from coral and rocky structures, while the low stretch DirectCore ensures solid, reliable strip sets.
Key Features
- Short, heavy head to load powerful saltwater rods
- Short, aggressive front taper for easy casting of large flies
- Low stretch DirectCore for hard, solid strip sets
- Hard tropical coating to prevent wilting in heat
- Resistant to cuts from coral and rock structures
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Sinking Saltwater Fly Line |
| Length | 26 feet |
| Core Type | DirectCore |
| Coating | Tropical SlickCast |
| Use Case | Large tropical fish, bluewater fishing |
FAQ
What makes the front taper of this line special?
The short, aggressive front taper allows for easy casting of large flies, making it ideal for targeting big tropical fish in open water.
Is the line resistant to environmental damage?
Yes, the tropical coating provides heat resistance and the ultra-strong core resists cuts from coral and rocky structures.
Can this line be used for strip sets?
Yes, the low stretch DirectCore ensures solid and reliable strip sets when targeting large fish.
Steven Avery –
This line performs well in tropical conditions. The fast-sinking head helps me reach deeper water quickly, and the coating stays intact even in hot weather. The cast is strong and the line holds up well against coral.
Edward Chapman –
Great for targeting large fish. The front taper makes casting large flies easier, and the line doesn’t stretch much during retrieval. A bit heavy for light rods, but perfect for bluewater setups.
Donna McDonald –
I’ve used this line in reef areas and it holds up well against sharp rocks. The coating is durable and the sink rate is consistent. It’s a reliable choice for deep-water fishing.