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Old January 7th, 2006, 09:19 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
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Default How to make tarpon leaders


Never been Tarpon fishing before.
But I'm headed that way in 3 weeks.


I made a bunch of tarpon flies. That was easy.
But I can't find a good site on the net that explains
how to make the leaders. I suppose I could go to Amazon.com
and buy a book. But I'd like to log on tonight and see how
to do it (I bought rolls of 30, 40, 60 and 80lb flourocarbon).

I have a Lefty Krey book that shows how to make a bimini twist.
But where it goes and who attaches to who with various mixtures
of albright and hufnagle knots at what length and pound test
is elusive.

I could wing it. But I'd like a good source.
Anybody know how, or where to look for this?

 




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