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Takes a little bit of practice but once you get the hang of it you will be a machine. Not only do you save money but you don't have to rely on someone else's snell to land a good fish. Major benefit is you can choose your favorite hook and line of choice (I always buy bundles of straight leader).
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Hey PetyHD,
Tie all my own rigs. Can you tell where I can buy leaders bundles ? Thanks.... Walt |
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Great u-tube link.
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Inshore Snelling can be accomplished using several methods, however one that I use on occasion is the loop snell that allows U to push slack onto the snell to lock softer baits on hook . This snell is common on west coast steelhead streams where egg skeins or crawfish r common steelhead baits.
Comes in handy in different bait situations as noted above .:cool: |
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What is the benefit of snelling a hook vs. a simple knot like a palomar or a clinch knot?
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A simple tool called the Tie-Fast tool can help you snell a hook in half the time.
It is actually a nail knot tool and is the only tool I ever ran across that helps to make an easy nail knot for attaching a leader to a fly line. A version comes with clippers and a jig eye cleaner that has more general uses. It is so easy to snell a hook with this thing that even an old guy with shaky hands and bad eyes can do it. |
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A good snell will allow u to land big tough fish whereas a simple knot may weaken under the pressure ! It will not move so abrasion on hook eye eliminated . |
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