This combo is extremely lightweight>>> nub.best/qfjg and fun to fish and the reel is the smoothest one I have. They are the most reliable and smoothest rod and reel on the water. Whether you are inshore fishing, pond fishing, lake fishing.
I don't know what it is with this guy, I just want to punch him in his jacked up face. I don't know if it's your terrible accent, or the super glue, I just want to knock your head off.
Lewis, what you call a granny knot is just a thumb knot or overhand knot. A better knot is the "figure of eight" which is slightly bigger and will not slip along the line. The whole knot you describe used to attach the backing line to the reel is called the "Arbor Knot"
Some reels have a slot where you can thread the backing line through the bottom of the reel to a smaller anchor point inside it, this eliminates a bulky knot which might possibly catch the unwinding line.
What's so wrong with a nail knot? All you need is your reel, line and your backing. Too much technology when all anyone has to do is learn a freaking knot.
So you need both kind of line? The pink and the green kind? I've been using only the pink one. Everything you did looks more professional. Does the second kind of line you added floats even more? And the thing you glued. What is it called?
Hi, I am totally new to fly fishing. Do I (necessary) have to have Backing line? If I have 100 yards of fly line plus the leader; why do I need the backing line? With the 100 yards of fly line; I am never going to get to the backing line. Or do I need to cut the fly line? Does the fly line needs to be only a few yards long? Please help.
i that an adder kit? just got one the 9 n half foot never done this type of fishing before i looked it up on the net and found someone saying its a trout rod does this mean its to weak or such things as for instance a 20 pound carp took the fly does this man it would snap like a twig? cheers matt
nice instruction always get the old guy at local tackle shop to do this free of charge but after watching this video I will definitely give it a go cheers
This combo is extremely lightweight>>> nub.best/qfjg and fun to fish and the reel is the smoothest one I have. They are the most reliable and smoothest rod and reel on the water. Whether you are inshore fishing, pond fishing, lake fishing.
Fantastic thanks for your help. Great video. Mike
He never showed the hard part attaching the loop to the tube ..Duh
Absolutely brilliant, lovely cheers
I alwAys use an arbor knot. Before spooling. I like the idea of wrapping the line a few time before
Good video. Well explained for beginners like me. This video really helps. Cheers
Very informative and easy to follow.
Great video….
Thanks!
whats the reason for the backing?? why not just put the line right on the reel??
I don't know what it is with this guy, I just want to punch him in his jacked up face. I don't know if it's your terrible accent, or the super glue, I just want to knock your head off.
Lewis, what you call a granny knot is just a thumb knot or overhand knot. A better knot is the "figure of eight" which is slightly bigger and will not slip along the line. The whole knot you describe used to attach the backing line to the reel is called the "Arbor Knot"
Some reels have a slot where you can thread the backing line through the bottom of the reel to a smaller anchor point inside it, this eliminates a bulky knot which might possibly catch the unwinding line.
Tight lines!
Great video, Lewis. Set up my new reel as instructed and works brilliantly.
What's backing
Braided loops? super glue?
What's so wrong with a nail knot? All you need is your reel, line and your backing.
Too much technology when all anyone has to do is learn a freaking knot.
Thanks for the instruction.
grear video……from Chile… Congratulation
Yeah. The tying of the 2 lines was brilliant. I've lost leaders and hooks. I'm a rookie.
So you need both kind of line? The pink and the green kind? I've been using only the pink one. Everything you did looks more professional. Does the second kind of line you added floats even more? And the thing you glued. What is it called?
Thank you so ever so much !
Excellent, lesson here. Thanks a lot.
Very cool!! Thank you!!
Hi,
I am totally new to fly fishing. Do I (necessary) have to have Backing line? If I have 100 yards of fly line plus the leader; why do I need the backing line? With the 100 yards of fly line; I am never going to get to the backing line. Or do I need to cut the fly line? Does the fly line needs to be only a few yards long? Please help.
Thanks for this video! You saved my weekend 🙂 . Now i got my floting line on!
Now its just the wind that need to slow down abit so i can try to catch some pikes :).
/cheers
nice vid mate. thanks for the help!!!
thanks for the lovely demo! I really appreciate your instruction!
so that loop at the very end is where you tie your leader to? is there any way you can tie the leader and fly line without the braided loop?
What does backing do?
thanks a lot !!! very good video and easy tehnik !!
Alroight channing tatum
Great informations, Thanks a lot.
Jeez guy, slow down
Thank you. Very informative.
i that an adder kit? just got one the 9 n half foot never done this type of fishing before i looked it up on the net and found someone saying its a trout rod does this mean its to weak or such things as for instance a 20 pound carp took the fly does this man it would snap like a twig?
cheers
matt
nice instruction always get the old guy at local tackle shop to do this free of charge but after watching this video I will definitely give it a go cheers
nice
Nice one Lewis I need to learn a lot.