Airflo Skagit Compact Fly Line

[@mikekuczynski1552]

Nice, I like the sombrero reference really makes sense. I’ve gone to Airflo for all my rods not just two handed . To me they cast great and last twice as long as any other lines I’ve used .

[@cbearw1]

Tom instructional clips are clear and informative. A great instructor!

[@kneedferspeed]

Thanks for these videos, they really help to understand what spey casting is about for the new comer.

[@adamwurban]

I lauhged about the sombrero and then thought man that makes sense lol

[@awaken77]

Vote for Airflo heads! Extra-durable coating, no cracks or abrasions. Guideline also good, I think they are built by Airflo

[@RajeffSports]

The rod used for the demonstration is the Echo TR 7130 loaded with a 570 grain Airflo Skagit Compact head.

[@dannypeltier9520]

what size running guides would you recommend for use with these large diameter skagit heads?

[@sandrute89]

making it look so easy... what grain head, tip, and fly was on the demonstration rod? I just cant cleanly turn over my bunny leeches like that even with 525gr head

[@MrChristerarnevik]

Thanks for the info. How long is the rod? I'm considering bying a shorter rod for skagit casting, what would you recommend? I dont fish big rivers. I've been casting the skandi way for many years now but really want to try this out!

[@robertunversaw]

I want to see more of that jet boat.

[@stephenwelham]

what about line,hang up with the loop system and would the rod rings wear out quicker than aconventnal line best reguards steve

[@bigron8346]

How does it compare to OPST?

[@edz1063]

5:00 if you want to learn how to hook yourself, practice that left shoulder gumbie cast

[@louisfriendhastaste]

You failed to include the importance of wind direction in your criticism which suggests to me you know fuck all about speycasting

[@mikecoughlin5419]

still helpful

[@milcua]

lmfao @ Big Ass Sombrero!!