Paul
Slim beauty....why this knot, to tie leader segments?
Lou
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When tarpon are close
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Re: When tarpon are close
Hi Lou,
Mono to knottable wire. And by knottable I mean actually knottable! But it’s also a good knot when the mono has a big diameter change. Eg 40->20lbs. And the 20lbs can have a Bimini if necessary.
Cheers, Paul
Mono to knottable wire. And by knottable I mean actually knottable! But it’s also a good knot when the mono has a big diameter change. Eg 40->20lbs. And the 20lbs can have a Bimini if necessary.
Cheers, Paul
Re: When tarpon are close
Paul
Ah, I take it where you fish requires wire. Just tried tying the knot, I like it, simple & quick.
Thanks
Lou
Ah, I take it where you fish requires wire. Just tried tying the knot, I like it, simple & quick.
Thanks
Lou
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Re: When tarpon are close
Hi Lou,
Yep Giant Snakehead without wire just isn’t going to happen. I don’t know how they do it, but one in ten will bite clean through 30lb wire. I always thought this knot was Australian because of its name
but apparently not!
Cheers, Paul
Yep Giant Snakehead without wire just isn’t going to happen. I don’t know how they do it, but one in ten will bite clean through 30lb wire. I always thought this knot was Australian because of its name
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