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Furled Leaders?
Help me understand, you fly gear guys. What is a furled leader, and what is it used for?
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Permalink Reply by carl hendrix on
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I CANT HELP YOU ON THESE DAMON;; IVE NEVER USED ONE ;; SOMETHING ABOUT HELPING TO KEEP WIND KNOTS OUT OF THE LEADER I THINK.
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Permalink Reply by Craig Thoreson on
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Here is a good read on furled leaders. Brandon makes a top notch products and will even make custom stuff as well.
http://moonlitflyfishing.com/how-to-choose-your-leader/
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Permalink Reply by Stan Wright on
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Love 'um... That's what I use as a "fly line" on my Tenkara Rods... mine are 12 foot and 13 foot length. I've also used them as a regular leader while fishing with traditional fly fishing gear, in the 8 and 9 foot lengths... They are nicely tapered and help turn over a fly well when you cast with them.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Cooper on
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They're made of small diameter line twisted up to form a taper. Very flexible, less memory, and few wind knots. All I use since I tried them years ago. I'd recommend trying one!
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