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All the best knots for fly fishing are animated, illustrated and described, Davy Knot, Riffle Hitch,
This book will have you spending more time on the water fishing and much less time tying knots and rigging leaders. Chermanski shares the secrets of his angling success in a unique, quick-change interlocking loop system that features only 6 essential knots. This system of loops, knots and ri...
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That’s just right for my needs: the tippet should break before the fly line, and it gives my anglers lots of leeway for setting the hook and pulling on fish as hard as they want to. My experience is that no matter what the breaking strength of the leader, most anglers will max out...
If you are fishing a tandem nymph rig and one fly is not working at all, should you switch out that fly? Do you change to a different fly line taper as you go up or down in line sizes? Why is there a cutter on tippet spools? Doesn't everyone carry snips?
This book is helpful, instructive, easy to understand, and will help you bring more of your catch to the net. Larry includes: parts of your line; IGFA line test; tippet to fly size chart; knot-tying tips; terminology; knot applications; and of course, step-by-step instruction for joinin...
In fly fishing, your line system links together four different types of line that get progressively thinner to cast flies and present them to fish in a more natural way. The arbor of the fly reel connects to the backing, which connects to your fly line, which connects to your leader, whi...
The requirement of more knots in fishing falls into the realm of fly fishing and starts with tying backing to the arbor of your reel. Second is tying backing to fly line, then the hard part begins. Choosing the knot that secures the fly line to the leader, and the following knots ending...