I've got to practice that way brice, Just did it twice and once ended
up with fishing line in the nose. must be blind or something. the
newer Line Jim was refering to is a pain in the backside as it is
like light thread. However I am trying to tie some 30 pound Triline
test to a couple of swivels which is what I use for river catfish.
that line is much thicker or it seems that way. for plain old bass
or trut I just use the pretied angler hook and pre looped hookups
and no swivel. and of course healthy night crawlers . Lee
On
Mon,
May 11, 2009 at 05:58:48AM -0700, Brice Mijares wrote:
> I've never had a problem getting the line tied to a swivel. I take the eye
> up to my tongue and with my other hand I poke at the hole with the line
> until I get it through which never takes me more than a few seconds. Then I
> take the end of the line with my one hand, and with my index finger of the
> other hand I rest it on the swivel holding it with my thumb and middle
> finger. Then I wrap the end of the line around the line about a half dozen
> times, then I take the end of the line and poke it through where my index
> finger is and pull it tight. been doing it this way for 25 years. I do it
> this way for hooks and lures too.
>
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