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Can someone refer me to a good knot page?

Specifically, I wish to learn an appropriate knot for tying fly line onto 20 lb. backing on a Tibor Riptide.

Thanks!!!

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"mexflyfish" com.hotmail@orgullodemexico wrote in message . ..
Can someone refer me to a good knot page?

Specifically, I wish to learn an appropriate knot for tying fly line onto 20 lb. backing on a Tibor Riptide.

Thanks!!!

mexflyfish wrote:
Can someone refer me to a good knot page?

Specifically, I wish to learn an appropriate knot for tying fly line
onto 20 lb. backing on a Tibor Riptide.

http://www.flyanglersonline.com/begi.../albright.html

.... and here's a link to the basics, including which knots to use whe
http://www.flymartonline.com/article215.html
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mexflyfish wrote:

Can someone refer me to a good knot page?

Specifically, I wish to learn an appropriate knot for tying fly line
onto 20 lb. backing on a Tibor Riptide.

Thanks!!!

A nail knot or a needle knot would do. An Albright knot is easier, but
bulkier. I think the best system is a whipped loop in the flyline,
combined with a large loop in the backing (tied with a Bimini Twist, for
example). The backing loop should be large enough to pass the reel
through. Then you can change flylines without retying.

Do you really expect to get into the backing? :-)

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On Fri, 27 May 2005 00:24:07 -0600, rw
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Do you really expect to get into the backing? :-)


For 600 bucks http://www.flyfishusa.com/reels/tibor.html#3 I would
hope that it would catch me something that could get into the backing
;-0

I'd guess the flyshop retailer got old mexflyfish into the backing. :-)

The amount of money you pay for a sal****er reel has little or nothing
to do with the size of the fish you hook, but everything to do with your
chances of landing it. $600 for a solid, reliable reel isn't that
outrageous IF it will be used many times over many years and on many fish.

Tibors are fine reels, and you pay accordingly. Same for Abel, my favorite.

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Try this link:

http://www.sal****ersportsman.com/sa...12748,,00.html

Click on the animated knot guide.


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mexflyfish wrote:

Can someone refer me to a good knot page?
Specifically, I wish to learn an appropriate knot for tying fly line
onto 20 lb. backing on a Tibor Riptide.
Thanks!!!

A nail knot or a needle knot would do. An Albright knot is easier, but
bulkier. I think the best system is a whipped loop in the flyline,
combined with a large loop in the backing (tied with a Bimini Twist, for
example). The backing loop should be large enough to pass the reel
through. Then you can change flylines without retying.

Do you really expect to get into the backing? :-)

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Try this site, I hope it helps.
Brad
http://www.flymartonline.com/article215.html
"mexflyfish" com.hotmail@orgullodemexico wrote in message . ..
Can someone refer me to a good knot page?

Specifically, I wish to learn an appropriate knot for tying fly line onto 20 lb. backing on a Tibor Riptide.

Thanks!!!

Newbie needs help
 

Stop in at http://click1now.com and go to the how to page...enjoy


On Thu, 26 May 2005 15:37:46 GMT, "mexflyfish"
com.hotmail@orgullodemexico wrote:

Can someone refer me to a good knot page?

Specifically, I wish to learn an appropriate knot for tying fly line onto 20 lb. backing on a Tibor Riptide.

Thanks!!!

Newbie needs help
 

Al wrote:

Stop in at http://click1now.com and go to the how to page...enjoy


On Thu, 26 May 2005 15:37:46 GMT, "mexflyfish"
com.hotmail@orgullodemexico wrote:


Can someone refer me to a good knot page?

Specifically, I wish to learn an appropriate knot for tying fly line onto 20 lb. backing on a Tibor Riptide.

Thanks!!!




I like using a nail knot for doing that, just like on the other end

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Inventor of the Mojo SpecTastic "WIGGLE" rig, SpecTastic Thread,
Boomerang Fishing Pro. ,Stand Out Hooks ,Stand Out Lures,
Mojo's Rock Hopper & Rig Saver weights, and the EZKnot
http://www.ezknot.com

I think the best system is a loop flyline beatings, with the support of a large loop (marked Bimini twist, as example). Relying loop should be large enough, scroll through the passed. Then you can change the fly lines not retying.