Fly Fishing Knots, The Albright Knot. Backing to Fly Line.

Posted on Feb 07, 2012 under Fishing Knots | 3 Comments

Attaching fly line to backing using the Albright Knot.

Years ago we would have to tie our oun loops to the back end of the fly line to attach our running line. The nail knot, tied with a tube is easier but when we expect to be into our backing with every hook up I want a knot that will slide thru the rods guide smoothly. The nail knot does this fine, but when you have a fast bone fish, or permit, salmon, or steelhead, you want a knot that won’t strip the outer coating of the fly line. Now days it seems all the fly line makers are putting a loop on the back end of the lines. Here we show you how to tie the Albright Knot.

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3 Responses to “Fly Fishing Knots, The Albright Knot. Backing to Fly Line.”

  1. Glenndining2 Says:

    @Marisett how hard …
    @Marisett how hard is it to make a loop at the end of your line? i think you have more things to worry about

  2. TheElectronicRevolt Says:

    @Marisett
    no, …

    @Marisett
    no, watch the whole video. he just said that it is usefull. the one he ends up using is not pre welded.

  3. Marisett Says:

    my line does NOT …
    my line does NOT have that pre welded loop, so this video is useless.

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