Lastly, lines for very slow rods and delicate presentations of dries. This is competition legal European style nymphing line for those who are competitive nymphers also has a 6’ brightly colored tip. Even a more specific line is the Euro Nymph line from Rio. Along with this, the line has a short head for easy casting of all indicator rigs. The Rio InTouch Xtreme Indicator line has 9’ of bright orange to your indicator that is great for detecting the slightest takes. Nymph lines are actually very impressive when that is your go to style of fishing. Both of these lines come in different sink rates and slightly different tapers.
RIO GOLD IN TOUCH FLY LINE FULL
When fishing for predators, pike, walleye, & muskies, a full sink line like the Scientific Angler Sonar Titan. This works well both from a boat and wade fishing.
We like the Rio InTouch Sink Tip line to get streamers down and to have them to stay down. When you are intending to throw streamers a sink tip line is our go to. These lines are great for both fishing from the bank and on a boat. Lines get more specific when you get into more specialized rods. For slow to medium/fast action rods the best lines are going to Rio Gold Intouch and Scientific Angler Amplitude Trout taper. Along with this, MPX is a half line size heavy to get the most out of a fast action rod. Another good option for fast rods is using one of the next two lines named in a line size heavy. They have weight distributed more to the front of the head for easier loading of fast rods. For a very fast action rod Rio Grand InTouch or Scientific Angler Amplitude MPX are the way to go. Some of today's fast action rods don't load deep enough with a true line weight, but there are solutions for that as well. Beyond just the intended use you will also want to look at the action of your rod. This line will provide the weight in the head of the line needed to cast a heavier streamer or large nymph rig but can also delicately present a dry fly at close to medium range.
Are you going to be using the rod as an all-a-rounder? Maybe a streamer rod? Strictly small dry flies or solely a nymph rod? Once you have determined your intentions for the rod you can start making moves.įor all-a-rounder trout rods we suggest a weight forward floating line. The first step to picking the right fly for your needs is going to be assessing the primary purpose of the rod on which it will be used. Disclosure: we will only be addressing freshwater lines today. Even walking into our shop, you notice a wall completely filled with fly lines behind our front counter, right around 80 different styles. With the now huge selection of fly lines picking the right one these days can feel like a daunting task.
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