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Complete Book of  Baits, Rigs & Tackle

By Vic Dunaway, Published By Florida Sportsman

Features: 
 Over 100 Best Knots and Rigs, 
illustrated step-by-step.


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Knot Tying: Fishing Knots 
Knot Tying: Splicing Three-Strand Line 
Knot Tying: The Basic Knots 
Knot Tying: Advanced Knotting  

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The Snell Fishing Knot
The Snell Knot provides a strong connection when fishing with bait and using a separate length of leader.  You can only use a Snell Knot with a leader.

SNELL KNOT

Tying a Snell Knot to Fishing Hook, Step 1


1.   Insert one end of the leader through the hook's eye, extending 1 to 2 inches past the eye. 

Insert the other end of the leader through the eye in the opposite direction pointing toward the barb of the hook.

Hold the hook and leader ends between your thumb and forefinger of left hand.  Leader will hang below the hook in a large loop.
              Tying a Snell Knot to Fishing Hook, Step 2   2.   Take the part of the large lower loop that is closest to the eye and wrap it over the hook shank and both ends of the leader toward the hook's barb.

Tying a Snell Knot to Fishing Hook, Step 3

3.   Continue to wrap for 7 or 8 turns and hold wraps with left hand.  Grip the end of the leader that is through the eyelet with your right hand and pull it slowly and steadily.  Hold the turns with your left hand or the knot will unravel.

When knot is almost tight, slide it up against the eye of the hook.  Grip the short end lying along the shank of the hook with a pair of pliers.  Pull this end and the standing line at the same time to completely tighten the knot.

Sport Fish of Florida   
    
This Full color 256-page book from long-time fishing legend and Florida Sportsman Magazine Sr. Editor Vic Dunaway features his 50-plus years of fishing knowledge. Each of the 231 species is illustrated with original full-color artwork from renowned marine artist Kevin R. Brant.

What Is This fish?   Is It Good to Eat?    Is It a Record?     Answers to these common questions, plus many others are answered in this book. Plus, Common and Scientific Names, Distinguishing features, Food Values, Average and Record Sizes,  Range throughout Florida, Main  Habitats, Game Qualities and Best Fishing Methods.

By Vic Dunaway,       Published By Florida Sportsman

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Sport Fish of the Atlantic
Sport Fish of the Gulf of Mexico
Sport Fish of the Pacific
Sport Fish of Fresh Water
Baits Rigs and Tackle

 


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Complete Book of 
Baits, Rigs & Tackle.


By Vic Dunaway
Published By Florida Sportsman

Features:  Over 100 Knots and Rigs illustrated step-by-step.
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