I should’ve commented as to why an Albright is good/useful. It’s a knot for tying line to line, like in the case of braid to fluoro/mono. I ended up picking up some 50# green Spiderwire tonight and I’ll match it up with 50# pink Ande. I’ll use the Albright to connect the two.
You should experiment with the Albright knot a little bit. They will slip sometimes if they aren’t tied exactly right. A lot of saltwater fishermen will tie a “lock” with the tag end of the main line to prevent slipping. You can also tie a Reverse Albright , which is somewhat easier to tie.
Albright knots are perfect for shock leaders when you’re casting heavy weights from the surf. They pass through the guides a lot better than some of the bulkier knots.
Here’s a link that shows the Reverse Albright and how to tie a lock on an Albright knot :
at 10:05 pm
I should’ve commented as to why an Albright is good/useful. It’s a knot for tying line to line, like in the case of braid to fluoro/mono. I ended up picking up some 50# green Spiderwire tonight and I’ll match it up with 50# pink Ande. I’ll use the Albright to connect the two.
at 4:48 am
You should experiment with the Albright knot a little bit. They will slip sometimes if they aren’t tied exactly right. A lot of saltwater fishermen will tie a “lock” with the tag end of the main line to prevent slipping. You can also tie a Reverse Albright , which is somewhat easier to tie.
Albright knots are perfect for shock leaders when you’re casting heavy weights from the surf. They pass through the guides a lot better than some of the bulkier knots.
Here’s a link that shows the Reverse Albright and how to tie a lock on an Albright knot :
http://www.powerpro.com/publish/content/global_fish/en/nl/powerpro/company/using_powerpro/knots.html
Good luck fishing this weekend!
at 8:25 am
Thanks JM. I’ll give it a try. Tight lines buddy.