It’s fascinating to view how various anglers respond to twisted tippet and leaders. Some attempt to untangle everything, no matter how bad the initial knot was. Others do not even attempt, and simply cut the line and begin over.
Naturally, there’s the concern of which is the “ideal” thing to do, and the response– like others in fly fishing– depends. What it depends upon is highlighted in this recent story by Dom Swentosky over at Troutbitten.
Check out the story here.
Image: USFWS Mountain-Prairie/Flickr Although fly fishing is a worldwide sport, I believe much of us-- myself consisted of-- forget just how much of an effect it has on other individuals. It's not simply the North American market that controls...
Bob Quigley was among the most prominent fly tiers of his generation. While he passed in 2012, his developments in fly connecting reside on, and continue to affect fly style today. In a 2013 Fly Angler Publication post, Charlie...
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