Rio Premier Powerflex Ultra Shooting Line
Rio’s Premier Powerflex Ultra Shooting Line is an excellent shooting line for anglers using Skagit or Scandi style shooting heads. It features an extremely tough outer coating, over a medium stiff Powerflex core that shoots with unbelievable ease for ultra-long casts, has greatly increased durability and ensures tangle-free performance, cast after cast. The line’s ultra-slick coating floats high on the surface, allowing for reduced drag and making it easy to shoot.
- Floating in all sizes
- Each size is a different color
- Each shooting line is 100′ in length
- Welded loops on each end with front loop large enough to pass an entire shooting head coil through
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Shooting Line |
| Core Material | Powerflex |
| Outer Coating | Extremely tough |
| Floatability | Floats in all sizes |
| Length | 100 feet |
| End Construction | Welded loops |
FAQ
What type of fishing heads is this line best suited for?
This line is best suited for anglers using Skagit or Scandi style shooting heads.
Does the line have any special coating for reduced drag?
Yes, the line has an ultra-slick coating that floats high on the surface, reducing drag and making it easier to shoot.
Is the line durable and resistant to tangling?
Yes, the tough outer coating and medium stiff Powerflex core provide increased durability and ensure tangle-free performance during repeated casting.
Fiona May –
I’ve used this line for several weeks with my Skagit head and it casts smoothly every time. The floating property helps with visibility and the line doesn’t tangle even after long sessions. The color is distinct for each size, which helps me identify them quickly.
Joseph Piper –
The 100-foot length is perfect for long-distance casting. The welded loops are large enough to slide the shooting head through easily. I noticed less drag compared to my previous line, which makes a big difference in accuracy.
Alan Bell –
It performs well in clear water and feels solid under pressure. The color coding helps me keep track of different sizes. A little stiff at first, but settles into a smooth shooting feel after a few casts.
Brandon Ince –
I switched from a standard shooting line to this one and noticed a significant improvement in cast distance and consistency. The coating stays clean and doesn’t stick to the surface, which is a big plus.