If you are concerned about the string burning your fingers, send me your snail
mail address and I'll send you a tape showing you our hand free retriever.
Just push a pickle switch at the same time that you would normally grab the
string and wrap it around the bike hub on the old big wheel retri
I recognize that knot. Martin Doney, our professional fishing guide from
Michigan, taught me that knot. He makes it look easy, and with practice it
is.
He said that one of the advantages of that knot is how flat it is.
Steve Meyer
SOAR
LSF IV
At 09:58 AM 6/5/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not that hard. Both sides of the knot are identical. Make a loop
in the first line with the second line going through that loop. Wrap
the first line in the first loop 4-5 times. Pull it so it's almost tight.
Repeat for the second line. Then pull both lines to slide the knots
together
Michael Lachowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Double Uni-knot works fine for Spectra. Use the same knot for Monofilament.
Here are several web pages describing that knot, but be sure to have a bottle
of aspirin handy:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=double+uni+knot&btnG=Google+Search
Mik
Double Uni-knot works fine for Spectra. Use the same knot for Monofilament.
Lee Cox wrote:
Some where in the past I saw a Email go through here about using 8o Lb.
SPECTRA line on a retriever?? Anyone have experience using Spectra on a
retriever??
I have found a few loop knots that will work
Lee, We also considered using something like spectra for a retreiver
until one of our guys thought about the accident potential. Braided
nylon (or is it dacron, I never can remember until I get out the Memphis
catalog) can be dangerous so we always wear a good glove. Spectra would
go through a ha
Some where in the past I saw a Email go through here about using 8o Lb. SPECTRA line on a retriever?? Anyone have experience using Spectra on a retriever??
I have found a few loop knots that will work on the ends, BUT if you should ever have to splice it? What type of knot will hold??
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