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Tying The Albright Knots

Category: Fly Fishing Knots, Fly Fishing Lessons

As mentioned, there are a huge variety of knots and the first one that I think would be applicable for all of you would be albright knots. This is a knot that is used when you need to join 2 lines of unequal diameter and usually of different materrials.

This is a situation that you would not see if for example you are taking a fly fishing trip in alaska as the albright knot is mainly used in saltwater conditions.

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