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May 09, 2011

Nick Curcione

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Controlling Your Loops
Effective fly casting can be measured in terms of aerodynamics
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Haywire Twist Instructions
Find this knot and many others, along with valuable tips and techniques for saltwater fly-fishing in Nick Curcione's Tug-O-War A Fly-Fisher's Game.
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How to Incorporate Wire Bite Tippets into Your Leader System
Since you have several options, you must first consider the type of wire to use...
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Speed Nail Knot Instructions
Speed Nail Knot Instructions
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LET HER RIP
From early summer through late fall, the turbulent waters that rush through Long Island Sound's entrance promise fast action for striped bass, bluefish, false albacore and more.
Shallow Water Stripers
Shallow Water Stripers
Forming End Loops In Your Fly Lines
Increasingly, manufacturers are offering fly lines with factory loops installed, but there will be times when you have to fashion your own.
Casting Specialty Lines
Casting Specialty Lines
Rhode Trip
Rhode Island may be a small state, but it offers fly-rodders big opportunities.
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Fastening End Loops in Fly Lines
While new techniques come and go, I have found a system of interlocking loops to be the most practical and efficient way to connect backing, fly lines and leaders that differ in diameter and breaking strength...
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