I sent this earlier and it bounced.
--- Anthony Spezio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Larry,
> I used to use the eyelet till had a number of them
> break where the eye connects to the barbed shaft.
> Some
> broke while casting and several broke with a bass on
> the other end. Never had one pull out of the line. I
> went to braided loops and never looked back. I still
have some packages of them somwhere in my stuff. The
> past
> five years I have been using Furled leaders, I guess
> I
> will stay with them too.
> Tony
> 
> --- Larry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > I have used the "No-Knot Eyelet" to attach leader
> to
> > line for many
> > years.  Still like it.   It is a straight barbed
> > metal shaft (like a
> > straightened out hook) with an eye on the end. 
> This
> > is inserted into
> > the end of your fly line, and the leader is tied
> (I
> > use a clinch knot)
> > to it.  I have seen furled leaders, and many on
> this
> > list are confirmed
> > furled leader users, and so I am considering a
> > change.  Perhaps this
> > next season I will venture out of my dinosaur mode
> > and do something new.
> > 
> > Larry Johnson
> > Springville, Utah
> > 
> > >>> "Jimmy D. Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 12/23/06
> > 9:21 AM >>>
> > Pete click on the link below.  Good info for what
> > the braided  loop 
> > looks like, installing, etc.                   
> > 
> >
>
http://www.fly-fishing-guides-new-zealand.co.nz/connections.htm
> > 
> > JIMMY  D
> > 
> > Peter Gramp wrote:
> > 
> > > Pardon my ignorance/ stupidity here - what
> exactly
> > is this you 
> > > describe?  i've seen braided leader loops and
> have
> > been interested in 
> > > what exactly they do, but have never used
> them...
> > call me a 'old- 
> > > fashioned whippersnapper' but I'm hesitant to
> > change my ways- at least
> > 
> > > when it comes to the line-leader connections...
> I
> > have seen those loop
> > 
> > > thingies in walmart and the likes, and am
> curious
> > how they work, 
> > > whether they add a stiff section to the whole
> > caboodle, etc.  Sorry if
> > 
> > > this is a dumb question, but I figured I'd ask
> and
> > try to stop my 
> > > ignorance.
> > > Happy holidays to all,
> > > Pete
> > >
> > >
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
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