Pro Tips Weekly: Larry Nixon
13y
• Larry Nixon
• Archives
Official Major League Fishing Tournament Boats For Sale, Price Reduced!
3y
• Major League Fishing
• Archives
Lowrance Elite Ti2
3y
• Archives
Lowrance LS Rebate
3y
• Archives
Inside Bass Fishing Magazine’s June-July Issue
3y
• MLF
• Archives
4 Trailer Maintenance Checks
3y
• Archives
Q&A: Winnipeg Jets Goalie Connor Hellebuyck
3y
• Justin Onslow
• Archives
Read Bass Fishing Magazine for Free
4y
• MLF
• Archives
Get COVID-19 Fishing, Boating Info By State
4y
• MLF
• Archives
FLW Lends Trailer for COVID-19 Testing
4y
• Justin Onslow
• Archives
Quarantine 2020
4y
• Archives
Silver Carp Found In Chickamauga
4y
• TWRA
• Archives
Berkley Cast for Cash Expanding for 2020
4y
• MLF
• Archives
MLF Officials Training Academy Puts Candidates to the Test
4y
• Mason Prince
• Archives
Do you need a generator for bass fishing?
4y
• Jody White
• Archives
Pro Tips Weekly: Larry Nixon
Linking braid to fluorocarbon
September 13, 2010
• Larry Nixon
• Archives
Using small-diameter braided line with spinning tackle is becoming more popular. I like to fill a spool with 10-pound-test Spider Wire Ultracast Invisi-Braid and then use a short length of 10- or 12-pound-test Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon for a leader. To me the very best connector knot you can use to tie monofilament or fluorocarbon to braided line is the blood knot. It makes a small knot, but even so, don’t make the leader so long that you have to wind the blood knot through the top guide. — Chevy pro Larry Nixon