The sweeping aerial display...spey casting at its best - a smooth sweeping art form when mastered. Easy to say smooth as usual, Janusz. Love to see more.
Cheers Z. So far Salmologic has been the only brand to offer polyleaders matching shooting head weights. And leaders in general are critical piece of the entire rig IMHO.
@@Kelberi Polyleaders by design are not meant for Skagit heads. Maybe for very lighter heads like Trout Spey you could match a proper polyleader but for heavier heads let's say 500gr + you need a tip of something like 90gr or mor while most if not all polyleaders are lighter than that. For Skagit heads my personal preference and I would personally recommend are RIO Replacement Tips which are tapered, density compensated and thus weigh the same through the entire sink rate range. But that's just me.
The sweeping aerial display...spey casting at its best - a smooth sweeping art form when mastered. Easy to say smooth as usual, Janusz. Love to see more.
logic head..... it makes sense now.😁
Cheers Z. So far Salmologic has been the only brand to offer polyleaders matching shooting head weights. And leaders in general are critical piece of the entire rig IMHO.
@@janusz.panicz Funny you said this, I am a Skagit caster and there is just not enough poly leaders for me to choose from.
@@Kelberi Polyleaders by design are not meant for Skagit heads. Maybe for very lighter heads like Trout Spey you could match a proper polyleader but for heavier heads let's say 500gr + you need a tip of something like 90gr or mor while most if not all polyleaders are lighter than that. For Skagit heads my personal preference and I would personally recommend are RIO Replacement Tips which are tapered, density compensated and thus weigh the same through the entire sink rate range. But that's just me.
@@Kelberi And BTW Scientific Anglers have nice selection of heavier polyleaders and light tips.
@@janusz.panicz thanks will look it up!