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Find out how to tie popular fly fishing knots. Choose a fly fishing knot from the list below and you will see a series of photos showing how the knot is tied. The photos show the fly fishing knots being tied with rope rather than fishing line as this makes for easier understanding of the tying process. For similar reasons staples are used instead of hook eyes.
The half blood knot - for tying the fly (hook) to the leader
The double overhand loop - for making a loop
The arbor knot - for tying the line to the reel
The midline loop knot - for creating a loop in the middle of a line
More coming soon !
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