Furled Leader Set Up For Small Stream Fly Fishing

A short video showing how to set up a 3ft Mono Furled Leader and Fishing it on a small stream.
The basic set up is 3ft Mono Furled Leader.
30 to 36 in (75-90cm) 5 pound mono
24 in (60cm) of 3 pound mono
The leaders are available here www.bannisterrods.co.uk/mono_f...
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[@stevesapsead4084]

I've fished your furled leaders all season and have been thrilled with the results. Thank you Luke

[@bannisterrods]

Thank You Steve. Glad they are to your liking, and the trout also approved.

[@Devon-School-of-Fly-Fishing]

Enjoyed that Luke, nicely filmed.

[@PaulKenyonFFD]

Thanks Luke, useful information as well some nice video footage and shot of Yellow May Dun.

[@native_edn_flyfishing854]

Very nice short but brilliant video.

[@bannisterrods]

Thank you Conan, glad you enjoyed it, hopefully there will be more up soon

[@christiecrumb]

very informative, and such a beautiful video. cheers mate. regards from Inverclyde.

[@bannisterrods]

Thank You Paul, glad that you enjoyed it. I'll be putting more up once the fishing starts again.
Hope you have a good fishing year.

[@neilglavin3918]

Hi Luke.. beautiful video as always. There simply aren't any fishing videos as beautiful to watch as yours! I see in your previous videos that the sparkledun is a favourite fly of yours. Would you mind giving me an approximation of the dressing as it is a fly I would love to try? Hope to see many more of your lovely films online soon.

[@stonefly8622]

Great Video, keep on... Greetings from austria

[@bannisterrods]

Thank You, I hope your season is going well.

[@charlieneilson1239]

I like your vids v.much. Thank you.

[@bannisterrods]

Thank You Charlie, there be more up soon.

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Very interesting video.

[@bannisterrods]

Thank You. Glad you found it interesting.

[@thecumbriaflyfisher7704]

Thank for the tips about setting up the furled leader. Nice video. 👍😀

[@bannisterrods]

Thank You Peter.
Glad that you found it helpful.

[@fieldsman3307]

Hello Luke, having watched this a few times is there and floatant on the furled leader , thanks

[@jman3ification]

Thanks!

[@bannisterrods]

Thanks, hope you found it useful.

[@jonmathias6159]

So, if I've followed that correctly, you're adding a total of five feet of tippet to the furled leader (3' of 5lb and 2' of 3lb)?

[@bannisterrods]

Hi Jon, yes "about", 5 feet is a good starting point.
In low clear water with small dries and spiders I'll go a bit longer.
Windy conditions and bigger flies I might shorten it a touch.
Hope your season is going well.

[@almsmine8205]

Hello luke, the 5lb to 3lb tippet is to help turn the fly over? I mean what would happen if you used just a single breaking strain tippet? e.g. 5 foot of just 6X? Thanks.

[@bannisterrods]

Hi Alms, stepping the leader down does seem to help with turn over and presentation, you can go straight through with the tippet, but you might find it a takes a little more concentration to turn a larger fly over going it to a wind.

[@mikehuntsmels9680]

very nice video, i have a question and i dont know if you could answer me, ive only been fly fishing for 3 years now and this summer i fished with furled leaders but there would always form knots in my leader, do you have any idea why,
thank you for the video
greetings from canada

[@bannisterrods]

Thanks, Glad that you enjoyed the video.
It's difficult to say why you are getting knots in the leader with out seeing you casting.
Too much power is a common cause, although it can be a combination of a few things.
So there might not be any thing really wrong with how you cast, just a few small faults that add up to tangles.
Orvis have got some good videos up on youtube

[@mikehuntsmels9680]

ah alright thanks anyways

[@Pwrcritter]

fly fishingNice, volume is low tho.

[@fieldsman3307]

any floatant

[@REDSUNFISHING]

When fly fishers create tenkara...

[@CentralOSurvival]

What do you think came first?

[@REDSUNFISHING]

@@CentralOSurvival Of course tenkara. I am from Russia and there was absolutely similar fishing method. But no one knew that there was tenkara in Japan.

[@windmill10]

If you want to put out great video's get yourself a Zoom H1n sound recorder and a cheap lapel microphone. Then edit in that sound to your video and discard the video sound. That way we will be able to understand what you are saying.

[@robertvanrensburg2417]

You need a micophone

[@stillwater62]

I had to run my volume up to maximum just to hear him. I was afraid UA-cam would throw an annoying commercial in and blowout my speakers so I had to stop watching.

[@0161Jinxter666]

Help, I've gone deaf! Can everyone hear this?