View Full Version : Spey Leaders and Lengths
Jeff Putnam
10-21-2016, 02:22 PM
Just added this page to my website to help determine what length of leader/tippet to use when swinging flies on floating and sinking tips. I also included a list of the mandatory mono that steelheaders should carry (listed at the bottom).
Hope this helps.-JP
http://jpflyfishing.com/groupclasses/castingclasses/spey_fly_line_leader_system.htm
Sheepdog8404
10-21-2016, 07:30 PM
Thanks for posting that, Jeff! Sure is going to clear up a lot of questions from the guys new to the Spey game.
Andy Guibord
06-27-2017, 09:06 AM
Wonderfull. Thanks.
Half Pounder
06-29-2017, 06:43 AM
Right on, Jeff. This is super helpful.
Any thoughts on the Airflo 14ft Polyleaders? For Summer/Fall I've been using 10ft floating Polyleaders with 3-4ft of tippet on a Sage One 6126, going to try a 14ft floating Polyleader with 2-3 ft of tippet and see if it'll cast a little better.
On a Burkie 5115 the 10ft floating Polyleaders are great, just not getting the same results out of my 6126 with a 10ft Polyleader.
Ben J
08-01-2017, 11:37 AM
Any thoughts on the Airflo 14ft Polyleaders? For Summer/Fall I've been using 10ft floating Polyleaders with 3-4ft of tippet on a Sage One 6126, going to try a 14ft floating Polyleader with 2-3 ft of tippet and see if it'll cast a little better.
On a Burkie 5115 the 10ft floating Polyleaders are great, just not getting the same results out of my 6126 with a 10ft Polyleader.
I have that same rod. I like the 14 footer with a 390 rage for skaters and chuggers.
I have that same rod. I like the 14 footer with a 390 rage for skaters and chuggers.
Good to know, thanks! Although I may sell the rod along with a burkie, really enjoy fishing shorter spey rods these days...
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