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Spin the globe, choose your arena, and stand-and-deliver with the Oliver White Flats Passport fly line that brings together an extra-long head and half-size heavy design for powerful presentations to far-ranging targets. Transcontinental flats fishing is a game of calculated chance. It takes a willingness to roll with whatever the day gives you - tides, conditions and split-second decisions. A deep knowledge of intended targets - from permit to tarpon to bones and beyond. And of course it calls for a smart fly line with the ability to push limits and the wherewithal to make the shots, no matter the circumstances. Enter the new Ambassador Series Flats Passport, a far-ranging tropical floating taper designed for worldwide flats exploration - and made in collaboration with globetrotting angler, Oliver White. "I want a tool that lets me do what I want to do. In this case, I needed to be able to throw a long leader because I think it matters. And I also wanted to be able to aerialize and cast more linea | to be able to pick up and reposition it precisely, without having to strip in a short head. This line effectively executes the action I&';m interested in creating - one that&&';;ll enhance your overall experience on the flats." - Oliver White, RIO Ambassador Product Features: Front-loaded head loads rods quickly and effectively for short casts Short front taper supplies the power to turn over long leaders and heavy flies into stiff breezes Extra-long head (58ft for WF8F) and extended rear taper enable anglers to carry or pick up long lengths of line for precise shots to distant fish

RIO Ambassador Series Oliver White Flats Passport

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