This is our favorite sink tip line for Alaska. The short, heavy head loads quickly and at short range, is easy to mend, and gets down in the strike zone quickly. The density compensated tip makes strike detection easier.
Rio Premier StreamerTip – 10 Foot Type 6 Sink Tip
$99.99
Description
A series of lines with short, 10 ft sinking tips, specifically built for fly fishers that like to fish streamers. A short, heavy head loads rods at close range, allowing anglers to make fast, one-shot casts. An aggressive, powerful front taper casts large conehead muddlers and bunny leech rigs with ease, while a welded loop on the front end allow anglers to change rigs quickly. Each line is built with SlickCast—the slickest, most durable coating on the market.
Brad Elfers has been a fly fishing & river guide in Alaska since 1993.He opened Alaska Fly Fishing Goods in 1998.
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