Airflo Skagit Scout Head - 180gr - New Old Box Stock - CLOSEOUT

Description

New Line - Old Box Stock - Original Retail Price .99
The ultimate one-hand Skagit line.
These lines are perfect for single-hand spey casting and for anglers using switch rods in places with minimal casting room. Utilizing the best all-polyurethane construction and an improved, supple coating, the Skagit Scout heads open up water that is unfishable with other lines. They allow trout, steelhead, and salmon fishermen to use their single-hand and switch rods to cast any sink tip in their bag.
Specifications -
Taper - Short Switch Skagit Taper
Core - Power Core
Coating - Ultra Supple Polyfuse XT
Color - Wasabi Green
Specs -
Head wt
Switch Rod wt
Single-Hand Rod wt
Head
Front Taper
Belly
Rear Taper
Loop Color
150gr
2/3
5
13.5
5
6
2
Dark Green
180gr
2/3
5/6
14.5
5.5
6.5
2
Light Grey
210gr
3/4
6
14.5
5.5
6.5
2
Peach
240gr
3/4
6/7
15
5.5
7
2
Dark Blue
270gr
3/4
7
15
5.5
7
2
Purple
300gr
4/5
7/8
15.5
5.5
7.5
2
Light Blue
330gr
4/5
8
15.5
5.5
7.5
2
Red
360gr
5/6
8/9
16.5
5.5
9
2
Medium Grey
390gr
5/6
9
16.5
5.5
9
1.5
Brown
420gr
6/7
9/10
17.5
6
9.5
1.5
White
450gr
6/7
10
17.5
6
9.5
1.5
Tan
480gr
7/8
10/11
18.5
6
10
1.5
Yellow
USA Shipping -
Ground Shipping with
UPS
or
USPS Priority Mail
(Need it faster, please inquire)
International Shipping -
(Anywhere other than USA) USPS Priority Mail International to: United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Canada and Japan for the indicated fees.
BUYERS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
should inquire for shipping cost before purchase.
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