常用绑鱼钩,绑鱼线结(图)

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Fly Fishing Knots:

The picture on the right shows one typical system for fly fishing. It shows examples of knots that can be used at each junction. The purpose of the tippet is to prolong the life of the leader by replacing it when enough has been lost through breakage, re-tying flies, or damage on snags.

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Albright Knot

Uses:  The Albright Knot is used to join monofilaments with different diameters. It is commonly used to join the fly line to the fly-reel backing line. It is well suited to slide readily through the guides when a fish pulls enough to reach your backing.

Tying it: It is important to wind the loops neatly round the loop of larger line. Hold the loops under your fingers as you wind the line on.

Advantages: The Albright is relatively smooth and passes through guides when required. Some anglers coat the knot with a rubber based cement to make it even smoother and more secure.

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Arbor Knot

Uses:  The Arbor Knor is used to attach the fishing line to the fishing reel, or "Arbor".

Tying it: The second overhand knot is essential. Some fishermen recommend winding the loop twice round the arbor before making the first half hitch. This increases the friction which may be useful on some of the more polished reels. After forming the knot, snug it down tightly around the drum.

Advantages: The Arbor knot is simple, easily learned and effective.

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Blood  Knot

Uses:  The Blood Knot is used to join two lines of similar size, e.g., when joining sections of leader or tippet.

Tying it: There are several methods of tying it. The animation above shows each half being created separately, which provides a good picture of the structure.

An alternative method is to just overlap the two ends and twist them together for about ten turns. Then go to the center of the twists and create a hole. Pass the two ends the opposite way throught the hole.

Whichever method is used, the knot should be symmetrical about the middle with the twists continuing in the same direction.

Advantages: The Blood knot is a simple, easily learned and very effective way of joining two similar sized lines.

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The Dropper Loop

Uses:  The Dropper Loop creates a loop in the middle of your leader or tippet and provides an attachment point for an additional fly. If desired the loop can be made long enough to set a hook directly on it.

Tying it: There are two main methods of tying it. The animation above shows the loop being wrapped round the overlap point which is held still with your fingers.

The same result can be obtained by leaving the loop still and passing a match-stick through the overlap which then is used to twist the overlap into a spiral. The loop is then passed through the hole occupied by the match-stick.

Whichever method is used, the knot should appear almost symmetrical either side of the loop.

Advantages: The Dropper Loop angles away from the line which helps to avoid tangles.

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The Improved Clinch Knot

Uses:  The Clinch knot provides one good method of securing fishing line to a hook, lure, or swivel. The "improved" version used here includes an extra tuck under the final turn, shown at step 8. It is commonly used to fasten the leader to the fly. It is not recommended if you are using over 12lb test line.

Tying it: It is important to wind the loops as a neat spiral round the standing line. Hold the loops under your fingers as you wind the line on.

Advantages: The Improved Clinch knot is regarded as a fisherman's reliable standby. It is well worth the effort to make the extra final tuck as it improves your chances of holding a strong fish.