Perhaps one the most important benefits is a fly line that is ultimately more sensitive. Ideally your fly rod should flex and load rather than your fly line stretching and negatively impacting the entire system. The fly line becomes more responsive making for more precise mends and fast line pick up. Creating better casting performance because the timing of casts is unaffected by fly line stretch.
The first is much less stretch in your fly line. This stiffer core material results in several fly fishing benefits. The In Touch fly lines utilize a new core material Rio calls Connect Core. The In Touch fly lines are available in many popular models, including sinking, floating and method specific fly lines.
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Rio addressed these problems with the new In Touch series of fly lines. Sensitivity and strength is degraded while fighting large fish or simply setting the hook. Floating lines begin to sink, and all lines will lose casting slickness. The outer layer will crack, lose integrity and performance. Durability also comes into play with overly stretched fly lines. The first is fly lines that tangle easily which can lead to problems while fighting fish or making quick casts. In combination with a softer, outer coating and a supple core, fly lines stretch-a lot. But one thing that has always been a constant challenge, especially for anglers who spend lot of time on the water, has been fly line sensitivity, durability and the associated problems with the inherent stretch in fly lines.įly line cores have typically been designed with braided nylon material which is much like fly line backing. Species and method specific fly lines have given anglers much more versatility and casting performance.
Fly lines with integrated loops saved time and money. Simply getting a floating to line to actually float well over a long period of time was a challenge not that long ago. Fly lines have developed in leaps and bounds over the past decade and the Rio In Touch Fly Lines are no exception.
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