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Newb Question - darth_fisher - 08-19-2009 I n a post I read someone said they where strippin the fly does that mean pulling the line in? I tried looking it up but couldn't find the answer [signature] Re: [darth_fisher] Newb Question - flygoddess - 08-19-2009 That is exactly what it is, but there different ways to "strip" the line. Here is a video I found. Bad thing is, it starts with a COMMERCIAL how lame is that. But there is the figure eight retrieve, the slow, the quick, the jerk...etc. http://www.ehow.com/video_2353493_stripping-line-fly-fishing.html [signature] Re: [flygoddess] Newb Question - richyd4u - 08-24-2009 First you have to buy the fly some drinks, then stripping it becomes easy! LOL! Stripping = Pulling in line -Rich [signature] Re: [darth_fisher] Newb Question - lurtch - 08-24-2009 youve got the right idea and alot of help on how to do it..only thing i have to add is this method is best used with streamers ond other minow imitations..some flies arnt meant to be moved and should drift naturally..this method is for specific flies.. [signature] |