Tips on shooting lines on the hidden river

[@myremobster]

Thanks for great videos, tips and examples.

[@KeithDennehy]

Keep them coming great vids as always

[@awaken77]

5:15 - salmon jumped on the far side

[@wappietamtam6546]

Do you make big loops either on both sides? The backing and the line side ?

[@Guidelineflyfish]

Hi! No the big loop is only made in the end that goes to the shooting head. The idea with the big loop is that it should be big enough to let a the spools were you keep your other lines, pass through. That means you do not have to feed the whole shooting head through a small loop. //Henrik GL

[@wappietamtam6546]

@@Guidelineflyfish than what is the best way to attach to the backing?

[@Guidelineflyfish]

Also here loop-to-loop is a great way, and often you make a small Perfection Loop in the shooting line, and a big loop in the backing, large enough to so you can run the fly reel throuogh.

[@ExosRypa]

link for uv glue please? :D

[@Guidelineflyfish]

Im afraid we don't sell those anymore. Aquasure would work as well, but takes more time to harden. You will find it on this page: www.guidelineflyfish.com/products/accessories/loops-glue-repair //GL-Team

[@rickysimmonds2681]

That will break it won’t slip hah. Perfection loop is not a strong knot man.

[@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj]

his tippet will break long before the knot does. I'm well aware of the perfection loop strength rating as a knot. I am also aware that mr frodin is a legend in salmon fishing and spent over 30 years living off salmon fishing. this is the equivalent of a premier footballer showing you how he ties his laces at very least it works for him