Fly Fishing Tip - Make Floating Line In A Pinch!
I was browsing around one of my favorite fishing boards, GameFishin.com today and came across this great post by poster, "madcapmag".
If you're ever out and set up for fishing deep, then try this tip to get you on the surface in a pinch.
Enjoy,
Duke
Gamefishin.com Forum Home: Fly fishing....:
"Figured this might help some folks here...
Read about it somewhere and tried it, as well as JD telling me about it. When you need floating line, try just using mono but dressing it with line floatant. Easiest way is to peel of the amount you're gonna be casting or using, taking a cloth damp with the floatnat and reeling the line back in through the cloth.
Used it today whle trolling a wooly bugger. Trout were on top, so dressed the line, wooly bugger didn't sink as much and I got more strikes. It does need to be periodically redone.
Works for float fishing too, according to JD."
If you're ever out and set up for fishing deep, then try this tip to get you on the surface in a pinch.
Enjoy,
Duke
Gamefishin.com Forum Home: Fly fishing....:
"Figured this might help some folks here...
Read about it somewhere and tried it, as well as JD telling me about it. When you need floating line, try just using mono but dressing it with line floatant. Easiest way is to peel of the amount you're gonna be casting or using, taking a cloth damp with the floatnat and reeling the line back in through the cloth.
Used it today whle trolling a wooly bugger. Trout were on top, so dressed the line, wooly bugger didn't sink as much and I got more strikes. It does need to be periodically redone.
Works for float fishing too, according to JD."
posted by The "Duke" at 2:07 PM
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