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I'm knot crazy....Fly Leaders
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Originally posted by Clay C View PostWhat material is the 30? I typically use #30 Hard mason (or something similar with a .025-.030) diameter for my butts on redfish rigging. I typically will only do 3-4 turns on the heavier side and 4-5 on the lighter. I've never used more than 5 turns on a bloodknot.
Found the video. Nice!! Gonna try it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=q-QGPzEKZKo
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Originally posted by Clay C View PostDuring warmer months when i'll likely be fishing around more grass and using lighter flies, I simplify my leader and will just do a butt section tied directly too whatever i'd use for tippit. Knots catch grass so the fewer the better and lighter flies don't need as much help to turn over.
As far as leader sections; I am using 4 ft of 30, 2 ft 0f 20 and 2 ft of 15.
Does that sound about right?
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Originally posted by Stoof View PostThanks for the tips..
As far as leader sections; I am using 4 ft of 30, 2 ft 0f 20 and 2 ft of 15.
Does that sound about right?
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Originally posted by Clay C View PostDuring warmer months when i'll likely be fishing around more grass and using lighter flies, I simplify my leader and will just do a butt section tied directly too whatever i'd use for tippit. Knots catch grass so the fewer the better and lighter flies don't need as much help to turn over.
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Originally posted by Stoof View PostI just put together som 10, 5, 3.5 for my five weight. That 3.5 pound line is tough on my bad eyes. It’s an exercise in patience.
I used Unis, Albrights, depending on the situation and type and size of leader class and shock tippet.
Good luck with your leaders and fishing.
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