Hey, Scierra Spey lines

[Uncle Jimmy]

I fish with lots of Scando’s and they often bring Scierra everything, rod’s reels wader’s jackets but it’s the lines that most interest me.
The ones I have cast in the past are kinda mid length heads, they don’t carry big flies/ tips real well but are a pleasure to cast, super slick.
Any one ever mess with these spey lines, I’ve e-mailed the company to try to get some info but since the lines are coming from Denmark I would like to get my order right the first time.

[Will Atlas]

Jack cook at Irish Angler sells/fishes them. You may have already been in touch with him, but if I was going to buy one of those lines, he'd be the first person I called. Hope this helps.
Will

[Porter]

Scierra seems to be making it's way over here, and not only in spey ...I noticed they are now advertising in a couple fly fishing magazines and participating in gear give aways (Fly Fish America being one). I had really only noticed their name in Canadien Magazines before.

They have that new rim control/adjustment drag reel that replaces a drag knob ???:confused: looks cool but ease of use :confused: :beer1:

[fredaevans]

If you're 'into' full floating Scandi heads, another I'd recommend you look at are the Vision ACE's. Heads are about 44' (I think they do make a longer one) and with either a 15' RIO leader or a 10-12 foot sinking poly leader they really rip on a rod in the 14' length.

As they come in several grain weights (same length), knowing the 'grain window' of your rod is most helpful in choosing the correct one.