Mine are not yet here, but when they do, I'll post up a review and perhaps some video.Has anyone had the chance to try the new Airfo Switch Floating or streamer line?These are one piece lines for the lighter switch rods. Sounds interesting for my 4wt switch so any experience would be greatly received
Thanks for the feedback. Sounds like a good line for the rivers I fish where I only ever need polyleaders or 10' tips. The scandi version sounds like it may be the rage taper with an integrated running line. Sounds like a good option for small rivers where you need short and long casts without the loop to loop connection rattling through the eyesgot a sample switch streamer 420 awhile back. similar to a skagit short with a bit of front taper. cast well with a 65gr rio 10' tip. fat running line is great for stripping, not so much for distance. tom larimer recommended a 40# poly instead of the tip, only tried the 24# poly, i liked the 10' tip best. interested in trying the scandi integrated next.
Just read again and I would say it probably is a bit too thin to mend well.Neil W, what's the running line like? Is it thicker (and easier to handle) than most "trout" running lines?
I've been using a DT lately and groovin' the thicker line for mending/twitching. I'd love to find a great scandi-ish taper with an integrated runner that has a decent handling section to toss a good mend or two. Wondering if this fits the bill...