• Demystifying leaders. Why do we need them? Anderson and Gikas talk Furled Leaders with Jim Hines.

  • Feb 18 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 7 mins
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Demystifying leaders. Why do we need them? Anderson and Gikas talk Furled Leaders with Jim Hines.

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    Leaders are confusing for the new fly fisherman. What is a tippet? Fly fishing leaders, to go furled or go mono? Furled: twisted, coiled, curled, or folded? Hosts Don Anderson and Timothy Gikas interview Jim Hines as they try to demystify fly-line leaders. Why do we need them? Why do we use them?

    But first, this episode focuses on Hill Country fly fishing news. Listeners will enjoy the lively talk with dozens of fishing leader techniques and tips that only come from experience. Be sure to take notes.

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