How to tie Fluorocarbon Hooklengths | Pole Fishing Tips

Want to know how you can tie your Fluorocarbon Hooklengths? In this tutorial video, Nick Speed shares his expert knowledge for tying fluorocarbon hooklengths.
Fluorocarbon hooklengths are a staple in every angler's arsenal, prized for their low visibility, superior abrasion resistance, and enhanced sensitivity. However, tying fluorocarbon can be a challenge without proper guidance. That's where Nick Speed steps in, bringing years of experience and a passion for pole fishing to the table.
Join Nick as he walks you through each step of the process, from selecting the right fluorocarbon line to tying a variety of essential knots with ease and precision. With his clear and concise instructions, even novice anglers can quickly learn to tie strong and reliable hooklengths that will withstand the toughest fishing conditions.
Throughout the video, Nick shares insider tips and tricks gleaned from countless hours on the water, helping viewers avoid common pitfalls and achieve perfect knots every time. Whether you prefer the knotless knot or the figure-of-eight loop knot, Nick's expert guidance ensures that your hooklengths will be up to the task, whether you're targeting roach in the canal or carp in the commercial fishery.
But Nick doesn't just stop at the basics. He also dives into advanced techniques for customizing hooklengths to suit specific fishing scenarios, giving you the edge you need to outsmart even the wariest of fish. With Nick Speed by your side, you'll be tying fluorocarbon hooklengths like a pro in no time!
So grab your gear, settle in, and prepare to elevate your pole fishing game with Nick Speed's expert tips and techniques. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more invaluable insights and updates from the world of pole fishing. Let's make every trip to the water a successful one!
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[@jondavies7593]

Thanks for sharing. I’m glad your hooktier looks like mine (a bit rusty) but still works fine! 😊

[@niksandy7125]

I tried fluorocarbon one time, I heard the knot strength could be suspect so i tied up a 5 hook lengths and tested them. Three of them broke at the loop, i decided it was a waste of twenty bucks and put the other 2 aside and tied up more hook lengths using mono. Somehow I mixed up the two remaining fluorocarbon hook lengths with the mono ones and put 'em in the hook box. After fishing all day at my local pond and catching some big hard fighting wild carp I realized that I had used both of the fluorocarbon hook lengths and not got broken once, weird. The soap is a great idea, works good with mono using a hook tier, no kinks. Learn something new everyday.Thanks mate.

[@wharfeego]

Great tips. Nice to see a top angler using a matchman hook tyer. I note that when you trim the line off the hook and loop you appear to let the tag end drop to the floor - I suppose that a short length of tag end won't necessarily harm wildlife - but personally I always try to recover any line that needs discarding.

[@eddiespicer8689]

Haven't been able to Buy the size I want in the silk shock fluoro for about 9 months now. No stock anywhere.....?

[@jasonjones4506]

Worse customer service ever been waiting for tips for one of there rods since october would spend any more money on any of there products SHOCKING