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How to Buy a Fly Fishing Vest
How to Buy Fly Fishing Line
How to Buy Fly Fishing Waders
How to Put a Fly Fishing Rod & Reel Together
How to Load Fly Fishing Line on a Rod & Reel
How to Tie a Fly to a Fly Fishing Line
How to Knot the Backing to the Fly Fishing Reel
How to Tie the Fly Fishing Line to the Backing
How to Tie the Fly Fishing Line to the Leader
How to Add Tippet to the Fly Fishing Line
How to Basic Cast in Fly Fishing
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Summary: A fly isn't attached to a fly fishing line because the leader is attached to the fly line, and the fly is attached to the leader. Find out how to moisten fly line to reduce friction and strengthen the knot with help from an experienced fly fisherman in this free video on fly fishing equipment.
Steve Oxley has been fly fishing for 50 years. He works at a fly fishing shop owned by Rick Typher called the Denver Angler.read more
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"I'm Steve Oxley from Denver Angler. Now I'm going to show you how to tie a fly to the fly fishing line, but we don't tie a fly to the fly fishing line we attach the leader to the fly line and then tie the fly to the leader. Take the tag end of the leader place it down through the eye in the hook, pull through four to five inches, and wrap it around itself five times. Then take the tag end back through the loop that's been created in front of the eye of the hook. Then again the tag end that's been created by the loop you've made by that. Pull it through. Then just before you clench it down, moisten it to reduce the friction and strengthen the knot. Then cut the tag end as close to the knot as you can. That's an improved clench knot. That's how you tie a fly to the leader."
eHow Article: How to Tie a Fly to a Fly Fishing Line
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