RIO STRIPED BASS TAPERED LEADER
Clear leaders with a heavy butt to turn over large, bushy flies.RIO's Striped Bass leaders are designed and built to match the needs of the striper fly fisher. The leaders are made of a stiff nylon and have a powerful butt and taper design that easily turns over large striper patterns and copes with tough winds. The nylon is easy to knot and retains high knot strength.
FEATURES:
- Powerful butt and taper design to cast large flies
- Easy knotting, high strength leader
- Maximum strength and abrasion resistance
- Ideal for: Bait Patterns, Clousers, Surface Flies
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5.00/5 Stars out of 8 Reviews
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Dennis Levin (NYC) | May 4th, 2023
Does the job. I like to cut mine back a bit and make a perfection loop in both ends then join them together. Makes the leader last longer since you can just add tippet without cutting back the butt section.
Nathan W (Richmond, VA) | October 2nd, 2021
The Rio Striped Bass leader is perfect for most inshore applications. It can cast heavy and wind-resistant flies with no issue. Just be careful when fishing for species that can bite though line, such as bluefish.
Maria (Massachusetts) | June 9th, 2021
I have experience with this leader before and bought it again. That tells all. Very durable, resistant and catches good fish size~~!
James (MA) | April 17th, 2021
Great leader and for the price, it can't be beat.
Jonathan (New Jersey) | April 8th, 2021
this is a great leader, turns over larger and heavier flies and casts well into wind. People often overlook using tapered leader for striper fishing but this really helps in the wind
Enzo (NH) | September 2nd, 2020
Used this leader for the first time 2 weeks ago with the rio saltwater line. Worked great, fair priced and it caught fish.
Simon (Cape Town, South Africa) | May 31st, 2020
Very durable, stout and strong at 7ft for the 16lb. Capable of turning over large saltwater flies in the breeze. Would recommend!
Riley McLaughlin (Massachusetts) | April 30th, 2019
These are perfect for striped bass as well as many other northeast species
