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Fly Line Loops
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| Could loop size be the culprit in your tangled
nymph rigs?
Open Loop: Best for nymphing when using split shot and or a 2 fly rig and casting heavy flies. The wide loop as pictured insures a two fly rig does not get caught up in itself. It dissipates enough energy so a weighted fly doesn't "kick" when it reaches its end. It also decreases the chances of a tailing loop thus decreasing tangles. Closed Loop: Best for casting into the wind and for increased
distance. Tight loops can be obtained by using a short casting stroke
with the tip of the rod stopping at the 11:00 to 1:00 range. Open this
arc and the loop will increase in size. |
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