{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Strong video explaining Rio Versileaders

Versileaders/Polyleaders are absolutely awesome for most freshwater fishing situations. The biggest advantage is not having to carry spare spools with an integrated sink-tip line and being able to have multiple sink rates available on the move. Airflo sells a polyleader set that has everything from floating to t14 in 5 and 10 ft lengths.

For those who haven't used them before, no matter how heavy the polyleader is, it's never really a substitute for a full sink line. If I'm fishing somewhere that has lots of subsurface wood like the Pere Marquette in Michigan and I want the line to lay/slide across potential snags, with an unweighted fly moving above the obstructions, I bring a full sink. Polyleaders tend to pull the fly downward into the snags as you strip it closer and the line angle changes. 

Andrew R

On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 10:50:11 AM UTC-4 westh...@gmail.com wrote:

I use their 7 ips leader and their 2 ips leader when I swing flies in deep water. I found it helps to cast 2 heavy clousers. It is also convenient for steamers with no weight or when you want to switch leaders and still be able to throw a popper out.

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Wes

On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 9:41:48 AM UTC-4 eowill...@gmail.com wrote:

I just wanted to share what I thought was a strong explanation of versileaders and their applications from the folks at Rio: https://youtu.be/n_9YjmPhJF4

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