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| Any advice for tying flurocarbon? Having a rough time getting tight knots!
Thanks...Brian  |
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Location: Toronto, ON | I use perfection loop knots, they cinch down nicely with LOTS of pressure (I use a pair of screwdrivers through the loops to get what I need. Some fishin' glue in the knot, before it's cinched down can't hurt either but I don't think it's necessary. Just make sure to lubricate (saliva) the knot before cinching. |
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| http://www.thenextbitetv.com/images/site_images/lees_leader_knot.pd... |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | Lee Tauchen's leader knot is a CENTURI knot, great knot for leaders. |
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| The best knot I have found is a nail knot. Rollie and Helens sells a neat tool to make them easily. It's made by DuBro and around $13.00. |
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Location: Hugo, MN | Here's a great animated instructional for the centauri knot. There's a few good ones on there.
http://www.marinews.com/Centauri-Knot-317.php |
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Tying Flurocarbon knots!