Have used the braided line for several years enjoyable.fishing recommend both for salmon in the summer as well as walleye through the ice. Can’t beat it for the price!
I’m preparing some lines for my 18’ Keiryu rod. I’m planning to use the backing to tie on to the lillian. This should work beautifully. I got into tenkara a while back and now I want to learn how to do long casts with a fixed line.
The other alternative is to make a double in the backing thats big enough to pass the spooled flyline through. You can then make a loop to loop connection and this method allows whole flylines to be changed in a minute or so, rather than having to worry about spare spools for the reel. This is actually what the loop is designed for.
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I’ll do this with loop ends, as well. It’s strong and slips through the guides.
Не правильно!!!!
Have used the braided line for several years enjoyable.fishing recommend both for salmon in the summer as well as walleye through the ice. Can’t beat it for the price!
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Great instruction. Do you recommend this knot for 20 lb micron to 8 wt line?
Thank you👍🏽 Nice clear vid and instructions. Sub'd as a result👌
I’m preparing some lines for my 18’ Keiryu rod. I’m planning to use the backing to tie on to the lillian. This should work beautifully. I got into tenkara a while back and now I want to learn how to do long casts with a fixed line.
Thanks this saved me from a little bit of the ultra violence
Not the right knot for that connection.
First time I’ve done this and it was a success Thankyou for your wisdom😊
That knot going through your rod eyes or snake will lose you a fish
Genio . La isiste re corta y fácil . Me canse de ver videos para hacer ese nudo y todos lo hacían re complicado y en un solo paso lo esplicaste 💪💪💪💪
Wow that was easy thank you
I can’t get it to work am I dumb?
theres no way you can do that knot that easy with say 20lb mono to fly line. easy to do with that line being used
Thanks for this knot!
Cheers mate 👍🏻
FG knot… or a simple cinch knot is much thinner … this knot is way too thick….
It takes me probably 20 minutes to successfully tie this but it feels great when I'm done. Thanks for sharing a easy to see way.
Not much help he don’t show much he does it so quickly
The other alternative is to make a double in the backing thats big enough to pass the spooled flyline through. You can then make a loop to loop connection and this method allows whole flylines to be changed in a minute or so, rather than having to worry about spare spools for the reel. This is actually what the loop is designed for.