Scientific Anglers Headway Single Hand/Switch Integrated Float

The Headway Single Hand/Switch Integrated Float system from Scientific Anglers represents a revolution for sea trout and salmon anglers, offering a unique integrated casting head design that clearly stands out on the market. The system has been specially designed to accommodate a variety of casting methods, including spey/underhand and overhead casting, with particular emphasis on distance and fly-turning power. The exceptional adaptability of this system, combined with Headway's interchangeable tips, creates the most versatile belly/overhand system currently available, fully customizable to suit all skill levels, fishing conditions or rod types. Whether you're a fan of the "Skagit" style, the "Scandi" style or a hybrid of the two, there's a belly/tip combination for every preference and need. Interchangeable tips, available in 5 buoyancy densities at plunge 7, guarantee maximum versatility in different fishing situations. The 14g, 16g, 18g, and 20g bellies can be combined with the 9', 12', 15', and 18' Headway tips, offering a range of suitable combinations from 6wt one-handed rods, to Switch rods, and up to 7/8 wt and 8/9 wt two-handed rods. This innovation represents a first in the fly-fishing industry. Designed with a rear weight for powerful shots, this system is developed for longer casts and optimal line control. The use of Headway tippets is essential for proper operation, allowing easy turning of heavy flies and long leaders. The fine loop connection between the head and the interchangeable Headway tippets ensures a smooth, snag-free transition, eliminating any hinge effect and guaranteeing a direct connection with the fly. A vibrating tracer makes it easy to identify the back of the head from a distance or in low-light conditions, and a special texture makes it easy to lift the line before the next cast. Designed in collaboration with Flyfish Europe, this system specifically meets the requirements of European salmon anglers, marking a turning point in the approach to fly fishing for salmon and sea trout.