Built as cold-weather armor for those who work the water when most head for shelter, the Turbulence Insulated Hoodie is the ultimate tool for sport anglers and commercial crews alike.

Rugged, windproof, and splash-resistant, its 320D nylon shell is backed with 80g G-LOFT® Eco Plus insulation—delivering maximum warmth at minimum weight, even when wet, as In contrast to down, G-LOFT fibers do not absorb moisture.

This guarantees a high thermal rating and efficiency, even in soggy conditions. Engineered for action with durable abrasion resistant face fabric, it also features gusseted sleeves and a modified raglan construction for unrestricted mobility whether you’re hauling gear or wading deep.

The scuba-fit hood, stretch snug fit cuffs, and zippered pocket system round out a design that traps heat, sheds spray, resists snags, and compresses for travel—all while bouncing back to shape thanks to G-LOFT’s natural down-like loft. When the temps drop but the fish still run, the Turbulence keeps you warm, dry, and moving.

Specs
• Fully Insulated with 80g G-Loft Eco Plus and a Polyester Lining Interior
• Gusseted Sleeve Construction for Enhanced Mobility
• Cuff Finished With Durable Stretch Woven Panel Snug Fit and Abrasion Protection
• Zippered Interior Left Chest Pocket & Zippered Hand Warmer Pockets
• Anti-Snag Commercial Grade Design With No Exposed Zipper Pulls or Cords

Powerful Compact Skagit Head For Loading, Firing, And Accurately Fishing Heavier Rigs Across Everchanging Steelheading Conditions.

• Compact 18-foot head generates close-range to far-reaching power, even in tight-cover casting scenarios 
• Rear-loaded, progressively tapering design handles the heaviest T-tips with ease 
• Select grain weights synced for shorter two-handed rods in the 11- to 13-foot range 

The Skagit Timberline is an 18-foot shooting head that brings effortless performance to your coastal steelhead program. The compact design makes shorter two-handed rods sing when casting space is limited. Because of its heavily rear-loaded and progressively tapering design, it easily handles the heaviest T-tips, while still delivering a full range of marabous and modern steelhead flies with controlled loop precision.

"Guiding on Washington's Olympic Peninsula is a game of overcoming obstacles. Weather being the obvious one. But focusing on what we can control is why we designed this head. For my style of fishing, it's the perfect mix, a compact Skagit that lends itself to larger grain weights more suitable for heavier rods – without sacrificing feel.” — Gray Struznik, OP Fly Fishing, WA