...just for information.
i'm not saying its the greatest thing since sliced bread. it may help folks who have trouble tying blood knots
http://www.fishandflyonly.com/HOME/H...dd_Knot_2.html
...just for information.
i'm not saying its the greatest thing since sliced bread. it may help folks who have trouble tying blood knots
http://www.fishandflyonly.com/HOME/H...dd_Knot_2.html
I like it. Sometimes my fingers feel and move like thumbs when out on the water. This would make things much easier as I have a hemostat with me while fishing. What is confusing me is the reference to tippet to flyline. Shouldn't there be a leader in there? Would this knot be ok for leader to flyline or tippet to leader? I use the surgeons knot for tippet to leader and thought this might be easier. Thanks for the post and link.
Jerry
That's a really cool knot method.
It's not clear to me how many turns to make. ???
Edit... I just went back and looked at some other knots on that website and the Seaguar Knot is identical as far as I can tell. And the instructions for it say 3 turns.
Last edited by cuttslam; 01-30-2011 at 07:34 PM.
Much can be learned from a river. ~Hesse (Siddartha)
Kevin
Be careful how you live. You may be the only Bible some person ever reads.
It is a very strong knot although it is not really a blood knot. I use my fingers to tie it is lighting fast and it is called a seaguar knot. I think some of the old saltwater fisherman just call it a tippet Knot