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Not a bad idea. I might give it a try one day... although I prefer to spend my day on the river catching fish - not tying knots ; )
worth a shot though.
drewbiedoo2 9 months ago 2
This is assinine. And when you fished out the current hole and make your way up the river 20-50 feet, you need to CUT your tippet and retie the tippet on again for the right depth? Thats ridiculous. Oh wait, I see a fish in the hole to the left (and its depth is greater) now I have to tie on another length of tippet. Utterly ridiculous! And what happens to all that tippet you cut? It ends up in the riparian habitat. Stick with the original loop over method...casts fine and is easier!
IronAltar 11 months ago 2
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The lack of depth adjustability other then adding and removing tippet is the Achilles heel to this rig. I usually have my bobber attached with a rubber band on a mid section of mono, slightly larger then the tippet. Usually 3x, with a 4x tippet to the fly, or a section with the bobber at 2x with the fly at 3x, etc. Varying the rig depending on clarity and depth needed, etc.
LordDigz12 1 year ago
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LordDigz12 1 year ago
This is the way I rig it! Except I use a clinch not instead of a double surgeons to connect the straight tippet to the butt section material connected to the fly line.
vince251 2 years ago