Rio Premier Bonefish QuickShooter Floating Fly Line
Rio’s Premier Bonefish QuickShooter Floating Fly Line features a short head that loads a fly rod quickly, making it ideal for low light conditions and wading on flats where fish are hard to spot and close-range casts are needed. This line performs well with fast-action saltwater rods and is especially useful in windy conditions.
- Short, easy casting head that loads a fly rod at close range
- Mid-length front taper that turns over typical bonefish flies with great presentation
- High floating running line that will not sink and impede the cast
- Built with Rio’s exceptionally slick, durable SlickCast coating
- Each line is 90′ to 100′ with heads ranging from 34.5′ to 35.5′
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Floating Fly Line |
| Head Length | 34.5′ to 35.5′ |
| Total Line Length | 90′ to 100′ |
| Coating | SlickCast |
| Best Use | Low light, flats fishing, close-range casts |
FAQ
What makes the QuickShooter line suitable for wading in flats?
The short head allows for quick rod loading and close-range casts, which are essential when wading in shallow, low-light flats where fish are hard to spot.
Does the line perform well in windy conditions?
Yes, the mid-length front taper and high-floating design help maintain clean casts and good presentation even in windy conditions.
Is the SlickCast coating durable in saltwater environments?
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Leah Powell –
This line is a game-changer for flat fishing. The short head makes it easy to load the rod quickly, and the floating action keeps the fly from sinking. I’ve used it in low light and windy conditions with great results.
Mary Howard –
Great for beginners. The casting is smooth and the line stays high in the water. I noticed less drag when casting near the shore, which helps with spotting fish.
Jack Turner –
Perfect for bonefish in shallow waters. The SlickCast coating feels smooth and doesn’t snag. I’ve used it in both morning and afternoon light with consistent performance.