Every time I get confused by life and challenges I watch this "simple" guide to making furled leaders. I have watched this multiple times and have less understanding every time I see the video. Great entertainment. God Bless your efforts and you have given me years of entertainment. I wondered about your injury and have seen you are a Veteran. I was in Vietnam FEB/68-FEB/69. Thank God you are healed and healthy and in pursuit of healthy outdoor activity. Best wishes and great success to you.
Thanks for the information and block of instruction. Glad to see you haven’t let your combat injury slow you down brother. Being a Purple Heart recipient myself I’ve seen first hand what happens to the guys that simply give up and dwell on their injuries. My belief is stay busy, stay lethal, and stay motivated. I have recently within the last three years discovered fly fishing and tying and it has truly given me a new shot at life and a completely new perspective of the outdoors as well. Drive on brother and keep doing what you are doing here!
My injury was actually from a motorcycle, but I’m still in the service and was able to be found fit to stay in. Thanks for you for your sacrifice brother. Hope you’re doing well.
That's pretty much the same way I make mine. Only I extend one leg out and twist it all at once, position my ring then fold it back up. I use a 4oz weight on the end and let her go. We use them mostly for bass, carp, and saltwater. So I'm using 2 and 4lb mono. Tight lines bud, and thanks for your service!
@@thehandicaphunter its a great area for fishing, and we have some very nice creeks to fish north of that area like Silver Creek, and pushepatapa creek
If you incorporate a ball-bearing swivel at the weighted drop shot and you will get a better result on the back test rewind and then lay limp section as you elevate your bored
out of curiosity: couldnt you use a smooth-running swivel instead of weights, and keep the line horizontal as it twsts up? woult make things a lot easier for folks who dont have a slace with >10' ceiling height.
That would work as long as you control it so the swivel only engages after you’ve wound up each side with the drill. Also you’d need to maintain pressure on the line. I’ve seen guys use a bunjy cord and swivel when they use the machines that spin both lines at the same time.
Tenkara looks awesome especially for those back country small streams. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to get out fly fishing lately. I’ve been restricted to the local area all summer due to the Pandemic.
Mark Krieg , It’s 120 denier embroidery thread. You can pick up three spoils of 500 meters for less than $20 on Amazon. There’s no need to buy expensive spoons of tying thread from Uni or other companies. Just make sure you get embroidery thread because it’s poly based and will have less of a chance of mold.
The camera cut out and I haven’t made a new video yet. Here’s a link that shows how to make the loop. I hope this helps. www.furledleaders.co.uk/pdf/how-to-shorb-loop.pdf
The video cut out. I’ll make another one and complete the shorb loop. In the mean time this link should help with the knot. pt.slideshare.net/mobile/correovenymira/how-toshorbloop
Mark Krieg after I thread the line around the posts I slide the ring on and move it to the bottom. Then I start to spin the line and furl each side. If that’s not clear let me know.
Every time I get confused by life and challenges I watch this "simple" guide to making furled leaders. I have watched this multiple times and have less understanding every time I see the video. Great entertainment. God Bless your efforts and you have given me years of entertainment. I wondered about your injury and have seen you are a Veteran. I was in Vietnam FEB/68-FEB/69. Thank God you are healed and healthy and in pursuit of healthy outdoor activity. Best wishes and great success to you.
I was injured on a motorcycle in 2016. I’m still serving in the military today. Thanks for the comments.
I have watched quite a few videos on how to make these and yours has some great tips. Thanks for taking the time to make and upload this video.
Thanks for the information and block of instruction. Glad to see you haven’t let your combat injury slow you down brother. Being a Purple Heart recipient myself I’ve seen first hand what happens to the guys that simply give up and dwell on their injuries. My belief is stay busy, stay lethal, and stay motivated. I have recently within the last three years discovered fly fishing and tying and it has truly given me a new shot at life and a completely new perspective of the outdoors as well. Drive on brother and keep doing what you are doing here!
My injury was actually from a motorcycle, but I’m still in the service and was able to be found fit to stay in. Thanks for you for your sacrifice brother. Hope you’re doing well.
Very useful demonstration. Hope things are well!
That's pretty much the same way I make mine. Only I extend one leg out and twist it all at once, position my ring then fold it back up. I use a 4oz weight on the end and let her go. We use them mostly for bass, carp, and saltwater. So I'm using 2 and 4lb mono. Tight lines bud, and thanks for your service!
Thanks, bro! I now make my own tapered tenkara leaders. Great work!
Thank you for your time this is a well demonstration a valid worthwhile effort
I have always wanted to make these, and you just made it look easier a tad bit brother :)
My work is moving me to NOLA this summer. Look forward to the outdoorsman life there.
@@thehandicaphunter its a great area for fishing, and we have some very nice creeks to fish north of that area like Silver Creek, and pushepatapa creek
look me up once your here and we can go fishing sometime :)
That's exactly how I do mine!
If you incorporate a ball-bearing swivel at the weighted drop shot and you will get a better result on the back test rewind and then lay limp section as you elevate your bored
Great - thank you
Did I miss, which type of yarn you used respectively should have to used best? 🤔
out of curiosity: couldnt you use a smooth-running swivel instead of weights, and keep the line horizontal as it twsts up? woult make things a lot easier for folks who dont have a slace with >10' ceiling height.
That would work as long as you control it so the swivel only engages after you’ve wound up each side with the drill. Also you’d need to maintain pressure on the line. I’ve seen guys use a bunjy cord and swivel when they use the machines that spin both lines at the same time.
How has the fishing been? Oh and you should look into tenkara my friend.
Tenkara looks awesome especially for those back country small streams. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to get out fly fishing lately. I’ve been restricted to the local area all summer due to the Pandemic.
What type of thread do you use for braiding?
Can you show links? I have been looking and getting nothing. Ty for your time
I’m not sure what you mean. What links are you looking for? Material?
What is the green material you used to make the leader ?
Mark Krieg , It’s 120 denier embroidery thread. You can pick up three spoils of 500 meters for less than $20 on Amazon. There’s no need to buy expensive spoons of tying thread from Uni or other companies. Just make sure you get embroidery thread because it’s poly based and will have less of a chance of mold.
@@thehandicaphunter Yep ordered it today be here by Friday
Why did you cut out the loop?
The camera cut out and I haven’t made a new video yet. Here’s a link that shows how to make the loop. I hope this helps.
www.furledleaders.co.uk/pdf/how-to-shorb-loop.pdf
Hope you didn’t make too many birds’ nests. I regularly do that. Nice video.
I lost a few trying to figure out the details. Thanks for watching.
I just watched your video always wanted to tye furled leaders some great tips but what happend at the end of film.
The video cut out. I’ll make another one and complete the shorb loop. In the mean time this link should help with the knot.
pt.slideshare.net/mobile/correovenymira/how-toshorbloop
@@thehandicaphunter thanks for the link it lets me finish the furled leaders i was going to try to make .(thanks again)
Why not tryi going 91 inches in Total
How did you get the tippet ring to stay at the bottom? That part wasn't clear?
Mark Krieg after I thread the line around the posts I slide the ring on and move it to the bottom. Then I start to spin the line and furl each side. If that’s not clear let me know.
I got it now, just had to slow my brain down and watch for the details.