Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

Hey all,

I usually just buy the prepackaged leaders but was wondering what if
any, are the advantages / disadvantages of "rolling your own" leaders?

TIA,

Randy

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

Randy wrote in :

Hey all,

I usually just buy the prepackaged leaders but was wondering what if
any, are the advantages / disadvantages of "rolling your own" leaders?

TIA,

Randy



Advantages--

You get exactly what you make

Disadvantages-

Can be time consuming
Knots can attract garbage
You get exactly what you make

Scott

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

Randy wrote in :

Hey all,

I usually just buy the prepackaged leaders but was wondering what if
any, are the advantages / disadvantages of "rolling your own" leaders?

TIA,

Randy



Advantages--

You get exactly what you make

Disadvantages-

Can be time consuming
Knots can attract garbage
You get exactly what you make

Scott

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

Randy wrote in :

Hey all,

I usually just buy the prepackaged leaders but was wondering what if
any, are the advantages / disadvantages of "rolling your own" leaders?

TIA,

Randy



Advantages--

You get exactly what you make

Disadvantages-

Can be time consuming
Knots can attract garbage
You get exactly what you make

Scott

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

"Randy" wrote in message
...
Hey all,

I usually just buy the prepackaged leaders but was wondering what if any,
are the advantages / disadvantages of "rolling your own" leaders?

TIA,

Randy

Not anymore. I only use tapered Riverage Flourcarbon 12" leaders for all my
use. Both dryfly, nymph and for sal****er. I only attach a Riverage
Flourcarbon tip to the tapered leader. Thats it. Keep it simple :o)


--
Tight lines
Thomas Schreiber - DK
-
Born to fish, forced to work :o/

http://schreiber.se

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

"Randy" wrote in message
...
Hey all,

I usually just buy the prepackaged leaders but was wondering what if any,
are the advantages / disadvantages of "rolling your own" leaders?

TIA,

Randy

Not anymore. I only use tapered Riverage Flourcarbon 12" leaders for all my
use. Both dryfly, nymph and for sal****er. I only attach a Riverage
Flourcarbon tip to the tapered leader. Thats it. Keep it simple :o)


--
Tight lines
Thomas Schreiber - DK
-
Born to fish, forced to work :o/

http://schreiber.se

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 20:30:40 +0100, "Thomas Schreiber"
wrote:

Not anymore. I only use tapered Riverage Flourcarbon 12" leaders for all my
use. Both dryfly, nymph and for sal****er. I only attach a Riverage
Flourcarbon tip to the tapered leader. Thats it. Keep it simple :o)

A one foot long leader does sound pretty simple. g
--
Charlie...
http://bellsouthpwp.net/c/c/cchoc/

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 20:30:40 +0100, "Thomas Schreiber"
wrote:

Not anymore. I only use tapered Riverage Flourcarbon 12" leaders for all my
use. Both dryfly, nymph and for sal****er. I only attach a Riverage
Flourcarbon tip to the tapered leader. Thats it. Keep it simple :o)

A one foot long leader does sound pretty simple. g
--
Charlie...
http://bellsouthpwp.net/c/c/cchoc/

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

"Charlie Choc" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 20:30:40 +0100, "Thomas Schreiber"

wrote:

Not anymore. I only use tapered Riverage Flourcarbon 12" leaders for all
my
use. Both dryfly, nymph and for sal****er. I only attach a Riverage
Flourcarbon tip to the tapered leader. Thats it. Keep it simple :o)

A one foot long leader does sound pretty simple. g
--
Charlie...
http://bellsouthpwp.net/c/c/cchoc/

12" = twelve feet

Dumbass :oÞ


--
Tight lines
Thomas Schreiber - DK
-
Born to fish, forced to work :o/

http://schreiber.se

Does anyone build their own leaders?
 

"Charlie Choc" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 20:30:40 +0100, "Thomas Schreiber"

wrote:

Not anymore. I only use tapered Riverage Flourcarbon 12" leaders for all
my
use. Both dryfly, nymph and for sal****er. I only attach a Riverage
Flourcarbon tip to the tapered leader. Thats it. Keep it simple :o)

A one foot long leader does sound pretty simple. g
--
Charlie...
http://bellsouthpwp.net/c/c/cchoc/

12" = twelve feet

Dumbass :oÞ


--
Tight lines
Thomas Schreiber - DK
-
Born to fish, forced to work :o/

http://schreiber.se