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Airflo Skagit CCT Tip – Sinking Fishing Sink Tip for Enhanced Control

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $19.95.Current price is: $10.38.

Adds depth and control to skagit outfits with color-coded loops for easy identification.

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Airflo Skagit CCT Tip

The Airflo Skagit Sinking Tips are available in 10′ lengths, ideal for adding length and depth to your skagit outfit.

  • Color coded loops on one end for ease of use and sink rate recognition.

  • Ideal for adding to the front of your skagit head for additional depth and control.

Feature Detail
Length 10′
Function Adds depth and control to skagit outfit
Design Color coded loops for sink rate identification

FAQ

What is the primary purpose of the Airflo Skagit CCT Tip?

The primary purpose is to add length and depth to a skagit outfit, improving depth and control when fishing.

How does the color-coded loop help in usage?

The color-coded loop on one end allows for easy identification of sink rate, helping anglers choose the right tip for their fishing conditions.

Can this tip be used at the front of a skagit head?

Yes, it is ideal for adding to the front of your skagit head to enhance depth and control.

3 reviews for Airflo Skagit CCT Tip – Sinking Fishing Sink Tip for Enhanced Control

  1. Mary Gill –

    This tip works well with my skagit rig. The color-coded loop makes it easy to tell the sink rate at a glance. I’ve used it in both clear and murky waters and it adds just the right amount of depth without dragging.

  2. Jasmine Miller –

    I added this to my front skagit head and noticed better control when casting in deeper water. The 10′ length is perfect for extending reach without losing sensitivity.

  3. Julian Burgess –

    The color coding is very helpful. I can quickly identify which tip I’m using and match it to the water conditions. It’s a small part but makes a big difference in performance.

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