Rio Taperade Tarpon Fluorocarbon Shock 2-pack
Ultra-tough nylon leader with shock tippet.
Hand-twisted butt for shock absorption.
Available with numerous shock tippet sizes.
IDEAL FOR:
Tarpon
Billfish
Giant Trevally
TARPON PRO LEADER RIO's hand tied tarpon leader takes all the guesswork out of your tarpon fishing. Designed from years of testing and countless feedback from the best Florida Keys guides, our leader is ready to fish out of the package. Simply loop to the end of your line then tie on a fly. Thedesign is tied with a heavy butt section for wind penetration and turnover, a class tippet for rod and fish protection, and a fluorocarbon bite tippet for abrasion resistance. Available in 20, 30, and 40lb class tippets, with 60, and 80lb fluorocarbon bite tippet. RIO's leaders are tied with advanced 100% strength knots and they're the perfect choice for all tarpon destinations."
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Art.nr: 21213513
GUIDE'S FAVORITE! A hand crafted leader of ultra hard saltwater nylon, tied to a tough fluorocarbon shock tippet for the ultimate in protection.
- Ultra-tough nylon leader with shock tippet.
- Hand-twisted butt for shock absorption.
- Available with numerous shock tippet sizes.
IDEAL FOR:
- Tarpon
- Billfish
- Giant Trevally
TARPON PRO LEADER RIO's hand tied tarpon leader takes all the guesswork out of your tarpon fishing. Designed from years of testing and countless feedback from the best Florida Keys guides, our leader is ready to fish out of the package. Simply loop to the end of your line then tie on a fly. The design is tied with a heavy butt section for wind penetration and turnover, a class tippet for rod and fish protection, and a fluorocarbon bite tippet for abrasion resistance. Available in 20, 30, and 40lb class tippets, with 60, and 80lb fluorocarbon bite tippet. RIO's leaders are tied with advanced 100% strength knots and they're the perfect choice for all tarpon destinations.
