@4:10 "I take it"... "I kink it", and then "double overhand" and I am so completely lost! Makes sense to you and prolly those with experience. But, have no idea how to tie a tarpon leader after watching this a few times. Maybe slow it down and do some close ups?
There are plenty of videos on how to tie the improved Homer-Rhodes knot. I tie the second part as another figure eight knot so you basically end up jamming two figure eight knots against each other.
+Jake Osentowski Since he didn't answer, no you would connect the 15"+ section of 16lb class tippet to a butt section of usually 5-7' of 50lb or so mono or flourocarbon. Many will use a bimini at this connection, but some use another blood, double uni or slim beauty.
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Always good tips. The poon will appreciate this.
Absolutely, thank you for sharing.
@4:10 "I take it"... "I kink it", and then "double overhand" and I am so completely lost! Makes sense to you and prolly those with experience. But, have no idea how to tie a tarpon leader after watching this a few times. Maybe slow it down and do some close ups?
There are plenty of videos on how to tie the improved Homer-Rhodes knot. I tie the second part as another figure eight knot so you basically end up jamming two figure eight knots against each other.
ya but what do you connect to your fly line ? just the 16 pound or what?
+Jake Osentowski Since he didn't answer, no you would connect the 15"+ section of 16lb class tippet to a butt section of usually 5-7' of 50lb or so mono or flourocarbon. Many will use a bimini at this connection, but some use another blood, double uni or slim beauty.