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WELDED LOOP | Welding a loop in the front (or back) end of your fly line is a great skill to have. You can fix broken loops, add a loop to a line without one, or make a loop exactly the size you need. While most popular with the steelhead crowd, who make loops in their level "T" sinking tips, you can still apply this technique to most fly lines. | You don't need much in the way of tools to create your own beautiful loops - just a heat gun with the ability to adjust the temperature, a hooked need

Fly Fish Food on Instagram: "Why do your dubbing loops suck? 🤨 We hear it all the time: “My materials keep falling out!” or “My thread always breaks!” Most of the time, the fix is as simple as closing the gap. In this video, we’re breaking down the essential fly tying technique of the “Closed V” loop. Bonus Hack: If you’re heavy-handed and keep breaking your thread, just wrap around the base of the loop twice. It’s a game-changing fly tying tip that costs you nothing but saves your sanity. Stop

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