Thank you! Although I have been reading and fly fishing I am still learning. Breaking down the fundamentals into clear descriptive detail = I have learned something new
Mickey…loving your intro series. Question…if you need to change your fly, do you remove the tippet and the fly…to set up a new tippet with a different fly? Or just the fly? I was thinking that you could reuse the tippet and fly, as long as the tippet was still in good condition.
Hi! If your just changing the fly no need for a new tippet every time, just check the tippet for rough spots or knots when you do change over. Thanks for watching! Mickey
Don’t you use tippetring?? When you switch flies or nymphs, your tippet gets shorter and shorter and your leader will also become shorter when changing tippet...
Very true! Tippet rings have their place and do the same job as a joining knot, like the double or triple surgeons. The reason we use tippet in the first place is to break down only the tippet and not the tapered leader.
Thank you! Although I have been reading and fly fishing I am still learning. Breaking down the fundamentals into clear descriptive detail = I have learned something new
Awesome! Our aim is to get to the fundamentals so we're happy to help!
Mickey…loving your intro series. Question…if you need to change your fly, do you remove the tippet and the fly…to set up a new tippet with a different fly? Or just the fly?
I was thinking that you could reuse the tippet and fly, as long as the tippet was still in good condition.
Hi! If your just changing the fly no need for a new tippet every time, just check the tippet for rough spots or knots when you do change over. Thanks for watching! Mickey
Don’t you use tippetring?? When you switch flies or nymphs, your tippet gets shorter and shorter and your leader will also become shorter when changing tippet...
Very true! Tippet rings have their place and do the same job as a joining knot, like the double or triple surgeons. The reason we use tippet in the first place is to break down only the tippet and not the tapered leader.