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new at it obviously, really think I need to get this into my arsenal,
and have read all the other threads on this and the various related article, so allow some slack for maybe the obvious ..... I can't figure out how to eliminate the line twist, using the palomer knot type, that happens when you taunt up the smaller dia. lines like 6lb test. had this problem as well when I was an avid fly fishermen with the very fine leaders but that knot is at the end and if you get a little twist, not as big a deal, plus it seems easier to pull it out some at the end. I wet the line with saliva and try to take it slow, all different ideas from the years I spend with fine leaders, but I always get a pretty good curly cue in the line around the hook which I assume isn't the best thing to have for efficiency. or maybe I'm too picky. any tricks??? plus, one last thing. I here many guys talk about hook size, modeling after RichZ, he suggests #2 Gamakatsu split shot/drop shot hooks, which is a pretty small hook, or is that actually 2/0, which seems pretty big to me. like I said, probably the obvious, but just a little clarification would be much appreciated. thanks in advance. |
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