Airflo Skagit Comp F.I.S.T

Review: This Skagit line casts beautifully and swings slow. Just just add your sink tip of choice and tippet. I use it for kings and steelhead. Just buy the same weight line as your skagit recommendation. Has caught me a bunch of fish.

Review: Excellent line, fast sinking without the hinge effect, easy to cast because of its 21.5 feet and I can easily lift heavy flies, I have it for king salmon fishing, 100% recommended.

Review: I fished this just Sunday and really loved the way it performed. It turned over a very heavy streamer with a cone head with no problems. Caught a great big trout :-). Cast wonderfully. I like it a lot.

Review: I am a big fan of Airflow spey lines - Low stretch, appropriate weight increments, and great customer service (more in a second). Purchased 510 & 570gr for 7 & 8wt two-handers. The intermediate head portion works as intended and smooths out the sinking tip underwater better than my floating skagit (At least that is what I imagine is happening underwater). Took a bit of adjustment with my casting stroke as the intermediate anchors differently and these are compact (22ft) lines. I ended up lengthe... More details

Review: Works exactly as described. A lot more control when swinging through different current speeds, and for getting down in deeper pools. As I've found, you can actually run a lighter tip and still get into the zone effectively. Highly recommend this intermediate shooting head.

Review: I purchased the Airflo Skagit Intermediate Compact to use on the tributaries of Lake Ontario for steelhead. The line works great. I am fairly new to spey casting and I was able to cast this line with ease.