Rio Anadromous Advantage

Fish like the giant sea-run Arctic Char being revived by George Cook in the photo below are rare and can only be got to by bush plane. Getin' to these fish is expensive to the say the least and not without risk.. In the arctic wilderness your fishing conditions can change drastically several times in
	a single day. You may fish a floating line one hour and a 20' sinking tip the next. Extra spools are heavy and weight is always a factor when traveling in small air planes. Weight is also a factor when you are hiking your favorite steelhead river canyon in your back yard. That is why George and the creative force at Rio Products have produced a this line. Because it copes with the entire range of fishing conditions you are liable to meet on any anadromous fish river. The Anadomous advantage is a very lightweight system. If you are going to hunt anadromous fish with a single hand fly rod, you better be equipped with this fly line...or should we say "fly lines".
Whether you are fly fishing for steelhead in the US or Canada, salmon in Alaska, searun browns in Europe or argentina, you can expect changing water conditions that will affect your line choice. Set up a reel with this line and be ready to adapt to most fishing conditions quickly. Each line has a floating body with four interchangable 24' long tips, including a floating tip, a 7't fast sinking (with a 17' floating section, a 15' fast sinking (with a 9' floating section) and a 24' density compensated sink tip. Each line meets the AFTMA rating. You can also add Rio Big Boy Tips to the floating body.


Item	Description	Size	Price	To Top
20176	Rio Anadomous Advantage Fly Line	WF6F Tips	$150
20177	Rio Anadomous Advantage Fly Line	WF7F Tips	$150
20178	Rio Anadomous Advantage Fly Line	WF8F Tips	$150
20179	Rio Anadomous Advantage Fly Line	WF9F Tips	$150
20180	Rio Anadomous Advantage Fly Line	WF10F Tips	$150

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