Sci Angler Spey Lite Integrated Scandi Floating Line
Introducing our Spey Lite collection, and the Integrated Scandi Spey line. Designed for light double-handed duty and with a relatively long front taper for more delicate deliveries, the Scandi Lite is ideal for smaller streams and trout Spey applications. Available in grain weights from 180-420, this two-colored line features a textured, black marker at the end of the head that serves as a visible, and audible, notification on where to begin your cast. From riffling dries for spring steelhead to swinging streamers for trout, the Scandi Lite is Spey on a smaller scale.
- Longer head for more delicate deliveries
- Ideally suited for light two-handed rods
- Lines can be used with single-handed rods as well
| Grain Weight Range | Line Type | Head Feature |
|---|---|---|
| 180-420 | Floating | Textured black marker at head |
FAQ
What is the best use for the Scandi Lite line?
The Scandi Lite is best suited for light double-handed Spey casting, especially in smaller streams and for trout fishing. It works well for delicate deliveries like riffling dries or swinging streamers.
Can this line be used with single-handed rods?
Yes, the Scandi Lite can be used with single-handed rods as well, though it is primarily designed for light double-handed applications.
What makes the head of the line special?
The head features a textured black marker that provides both visual and audible feedback to help identify where to begin your cast.
James Watson –
I’ve used the Scandi Lite for trout fishing in small streams and it handles delicate presentations well. The black marker helps me start my cast accurately. It’s a great fit for light Spey techniques.
Cameron Dickens –
The line performs smoothly in spring steelhead situations. The longer head allows for more control when casting in tight spaces. A little more sensitive than standard lines, but that’s exactly what I needed.
Alexandra Brown –
I switched from a traditional Spey line to the Scandi Lite and noticed better control during dry fly presentations. The marker at the head is very helpful for consistent casting.