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We had two new A-Tom-Mik fly's break at the treble this weekend on screamers, one on a dipsy, one on a rigger.

 

Is there something we need to do to prevent this? Is this just something that happens if it gets in the fishes mouth a certain way that can't be helped? We caught bunches and bunches of fish on the A-Tom- Mik  fly's this weekend and every year, I think of my 50-60 flys, 90% are A-tom-Miks. I am not talking bad about those fly's, just wonder why this is happening and if there is anything I can modify to prevent it

 

I thing I have read something about a drop of epoxy at the treble or something like that. Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

Kim

Posted

You remember correctly.

 

It's possible if the hook moves just right for the leader to get trapped where the bends of the hooks meet and break.  Some put a drop of epoxy there, some tie their snell so a loop of line runs through that spot, most don't make any change.

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