Reel-Soft Fluorocarbon 100m Spool 0,185mm 100m spool 0,185mm
Diameter
Impact
Art.-No.
Art.-No.
Art.-No.
Art.-No.
25 m
100 m
200 m
600 m
0,117 mm
0,90 kg
65-117
651-117
0,128 mm
1,10 kg
65-128
651-128
0,148 mm
1,40 kg
65-148
651-148
652-148
656-148
0,165 mm
1,80 kg
65-165
651-165
652-165
656-165
0,185 mm
2,30 kg
65-185
651-185
652-185
656-185
0,205 mm
2,70 kg
65-205
651-205
652-205
656-205
0,218 mm
3,20 kg
65-218
651-218
652-218
656-218
0,235 mm
3,60 kg
65-235
651-235
652-235
656-235
0,260 mm
4,50 kg
65-26
651-26
652-26
656-26
0,285 mm
5,40 kg
65-285
651-285
652-285
656-285
0,310 mm
6,40 kg
65-31
651-31
652-31
656-31
0,330 mm
7,30 kg
65-33
651-33
652-33
656-33
0,370 mm
9,10 kg
65-37
651-37
652-37
656-37
0,405 mm
10,90 kg
65-405
0,435 mm
11,80 kg
65-435
0,470 mm
13,60 kg
65-47
0,520 mm
15,90 kg
65-52
Kureha's Riverge series of fishing lines are made of a special fluorocarbon developed using original high polymer technology. The performance of Riverge is far superior to that of conventional nylon line. It offers higher strength, outstanding durability, and fast sinking speed, and is also very difficult for fish to see in water. Comparison tests against nylon confirm Riverge's superiority in all these areas.
Light Refraction Close to Water's
Naturally, a good fishing line must be hard for a fish to see. The standard for judgings a line's visibility must be based upon its performance in water. The closer a line's ratio of refraction is to that of water, the more difficult it is for the fish to see the line. Riverge's light refraction ratio of nylon is between 1.53 and 1.62. Now you can understand why we call Riverge the fishing line fish can't see.
Times the sinking Speed of Nylon
A good fishing line must sink fast where it has been cast. Our Graphs illustrates measurement of sinking speed in water based on specific gravity. While nylon line takes 40 seconds to sink 30cm, Riverge takes just 15 seconds. In practice, this means Riverge can make a difference in getting fish on the hook.
Knot Impact Strengh
Fishing a Dry Fly
A Nylon Leader has "memory", a twist, coil or curl in a nylon tippet can cause a dry fly to drift unnaturally!
A riverge fluorcarbon tippet is virtually memory free, so a dry fly drifts down- stream as naturally as the fish's real food!
NEW WORLD RECORD!!
Dietmar Jeschke got a 14,05 kg Rainbow trout on a 12 LBS riverge tippet July the 27th 1999.