Fly Fishing Basics : How to Add Tippet to the Fly Fishing Line

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10 Responses to Fly Fishing Basics : How to Add Tippet to the Fly Fishing Line

  1. LogoSportswear says:

    Thanks a lot, I’ve been struggling with tying 7x flouro to a 7x leader (also flouro) it’s like hair in my fingers and I can’t ever do it…any advice?

  2. Tuberidin01 says:

    Thank you so much for this video and making it look so easy. I had a very difficult time trying to do this before I watched your video.

  3. JayemSoccer says:

    can you do a improved surgeons knot to tie the leader to fly line?

  4. POOPIEPANCAKE1 says:

    thanks just going out flyfishing for the first time this year i forgot

  5. rockerguy1314 says:

    damn take a nerve pill

  6. superc200 says:

    take it easy on the coffee before making a video of tying small knots

  7. PHIXTup says:

    this guy needs a drink!

  8. maxieTB says:

    whats the point its just the same as tying 2 bits of leader together waste of time just tie a longer leader onto your braided loop

  9. CyberrocBlog says:

    Yes. It’s used so that after changing a dozen or so flies, your not shortening or ruining your leader. For example, the majority of expensive leaders start off thicker and taper down to the final strength or lb test.

    Tippet comes in a range of lb test as well, change enough flies and using tippet will quickly become of value.

  10. vegascowboy1 says:

    Is tippet just a thinner leader being added to original one…???

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