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Dave LaCourse wrote
A surgeon's knot is going to leave four ends: 1 is your leader or "first length of mono", the 2nd is the long piece which will be your tippet, and 3 the tag end of your leader, 4 tag end of your tippet. If I use this method (and I have and don't like it), I tie the dropper on the tag end of the leader (first length of mono) which is "pointing downwards," and parallel to your long pice of tippet material. Not sure what you meant by "this method". You mean Czech nymphing in general or do you mean tying a fly to a surgeon's knot tag so the fly stands off the main leader? -dnc- |
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On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 13:15:38 -0600, "Fiddleaway"
wrote: Not sure what you meant by "this method". Tying flies to tag ends of the surgeon's knot(s). You could continue and tie 2 or 3 more surgeons knots and put droppers on them, but with each one you increase the complexity of the rig and the bigger chance of snarling. If I use this method I tie a fly to the tag end of the leader (at Surgeons knot), a fly to the end of that tippet (this would be the heavy fly to get the rig down), and then tie a piece of tippet to the bend of the hefty fly and your third fly to the end of that tippet. |
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Dave LaCourse wrote: On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 13:15:38 -0600, "Fiddleaway" wrote: Not sure what you meant by "this method". Tying flies to tag ends of the surgeon's knot(s). You could continue and tie 2 or 3 more surgeons knots and put droppers on them, but with each one you increase the complexity of the rig and the bigger chance of snarling. If I use this method I tie a fly to the tag end of the leader (at Surgeons knot), a fly to the end of that tippet (this would be the heavy fly to get the rig down), and then tie a piece of tippet to the bend of the hefty fly and your third fly to the end of that tippet. How does the snarling of czeck compare to just tying 24 inches of tippet to the bend of the first fly, and 24 inches to the bend of the second fly (I find the more line the less chance of snarling) -- Somewhere in Texas a village is missing their Idiot. |
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:04:44 -0800, JDOE wrote:
How does the snarling of czeck compare to just tying 24 inches of tippet to the bend of the first fly, and 24 inches to the bend of the second fly (I find the more line the less chance of snarling) Sure, you could do it that way. Or you could do it my way: only one nymph. Fish are like women: Find out what they want and give it to them. Of all the times I've used multiple flies on a rig, I usually caught fish on only one of them. That being the case, why the other two? |
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![]() "Dave LaCourse" wrote in message ... Fish are like women: Find out what they want and give it to them. Oh god, were it only that simple.... --riverman |
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 20:57:41 +0800, "riverman"
wrote: Oh god, were it only that simple.... But it *IS*, Myron. d;o) |
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