Welded Loop on flyline

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @MalcolmPowder
    @MalcolmPowder Год назад +2

    Thanks for the video. I've tried it before using a cigarette lighter and I found it really hard to get the balance between not melting it enough to be sure of a good bond, and burning it. The hair straighteners technique looks easier, I'll have to try it.

    • @IanGordonsalmonfishing
      @IanGordonsalmonfishing  Год назад

      The Hair Straighteners are perfect. They heat to 180oC. The main part is to just get the right pressure on the weld [Don't Squeeze too hard and roll the weld around the straighteners. I've tried all the other methods, all are more fiddly than this.

    • @MalcolmPowder
      @MalcolmPowder Год назад

      @@IanGordonsalmonfishing Thanks Ian. Having never done it before, I think I'll feel nervous about the strength right up until the fish is on the bank.

    • @IanGordonsalmonfishing
      @IanGordonsalmonfishing  Год назад +2

      @@MalcolmPowder I reckon you'll be fine, even if the thing falls apart there's little or no chance of the other loop coming detached whilst under strain. It will be 100% fine.

    • @MalcolmPowder
      @MalcolmPowder Год назад

      Update: the one I did with the cigarette lighter held up to a week's fishing (albeit not tested with a fish). But I've just redone it with the hair straighteners, and it looks perfect. Far easier than the lighter. Thanks again.

  • @PaulConnor100
    @PaulConnor100 Год назад

    Well done! Ian What size is the shrink wrap, they come in all sorts of sizes and may affect the loop ?

  • @billytheghillie
    @billytheghillie Год назад +1

    Ian, why dont you use clear shrink tubing, then you can see whats going on. Or did you run out?

    • @IanGordonsalmonfishing
      @IanGordonsalmonfishing  Год назад

      Aye, thats what happened. This was all I had at the time. I've got some more clear now.