RIO
Through all those years, RIO has demonstrated passion, innovation, and a pure love for the sport through its development of some of the industry's highest performance fly lines. And the great news is, they will continue to research, design, and refine their products to ensure they're your preferred line of choice for years to come.
RIO Striper Intermediate Fly Line
RIO Mainstream Trout DT Floating Fly Line
RIO Grand WF7F Fly Line
RIO Mainstream Saltwater WF Floating Fly Line
RIO Elite Predator Floating Fly Line
RIO Mainstream Striper WF Intermediate Fly Line
RIO Mainstream Fly Line Kit
RIO Striper Floating Fly Line
RIO Mainstream WF Sink Tip Fly Line
RIO Mainstream Type 6 WF Full Sink Fly Line
RIO StreamerTip Sink Tip Fly Fishing Line
RIO Gold Floating Fly Line
RIO Premier CleanSweep Sinking Fly Line
RIO Striper Intermediate Sink Tip Fly Line
RIO OutBound Short Floating / Hover / Intermediate Fly Line
RIO Technical Euro Nymph Floating Fly Line
RIO Mainstream Trout WF Floating Fly Line
RIO Premier Fathom Sinking Fly Line
RIO Elite Switch Chucker Fly Fishing Line
RIO Trout VersiLeader
RIO Mainstream Bass WF Floating Fly Line
RIO Premier Bonefish WF Floating Fly Line
RIO Technical Euro Nymph Shorty Floating Fly Line
RIO VersiTip & Skagit 15 Ft. InTouch Replacement Tip
RIO FIPS Euro Nymph Floating Fly Line
RIO Mainstream WF Full Sinking Fly Line
RIO Elite Switch Indicator Fly Fishing Line
RIO VersiTip & Skagit 10 Ft. InTouch Replacement Tip
Fly fishing line and backing, from brands like RIO and Scientific Anglers, are integral components of a fly angler's setup. The fly line is the main connection between the rod and the fly, crucial for accurate casting and presentation. It comes in various tapers, weights, and types such as floating, sinking, or intermediate lines, each tailored to specific fishing scenarios. Weight-forward lines are common for their versatility in delivering flies with precision.
Backing is a supplementary line attached to the reel, providing extra line capacity and ensuring a fish doesn't strip all the fly line during a powerful run. It's typically made of strong, low-stretch material like Dacron or braided Spectra. When hooked into a large fish or encountering long runs, backing plays a vital role in preventing line breakage and securing a successful catch. Properly matching and maintaining fly line and backing enhance an angler's chances of a rewarding fly fishing experience.