Bill Kiene semi-retired
08-30-2012, 09:10 AM
http://www.rioproducts.com/fly-lines/freshwater/lake-sinking/hover/
They come in WF4S to WF8S sinking only 1.0 inch per second.
They are not clear, but a solid olive color.
They are like the true Intermediate sinking lines we had some years ago.
Most of the clear or clear tinted line sink at 1.5 to 2.0 inches per second.
These lines are nice when there is a chop but you want to stay as shallow as possible and still get a straight pull on your fly.
They use them in lakes and even the tide water when you don't want to sink much.
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They also come in the Rio Outbound Short cold water series in a sink tip or sink head with a floating running line.
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They come in WF4S to WF8S sinking only 1.0 inch per second.
They are not clear, but a solid olive color.
They are like the true Intermediate sinking lines we had some years ago.
Most of the clear or clear tinted line sink at 1.5 to 2.0 inches per second.
These lines are nice when there is a chop but you want to stay as shallow as possible and still get a straight pull on your fly.
They use them in lakes and even the tide water when you don't want to sink much.
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They also come in the Rio Outbound Short cold water series in a sink tip or sink head with a floating running line.
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