Perfection loop

7. maj 2019 0 Af Lars Broberg

Perfection loop er en effektiv knude som bruges flittigt til at forbinde forfang til flueline og ikke mindst forfangsspidsen

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Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I never thought so much thought went into this. My adjustments are based on the way my loops look. I really am a “simple man”Mine too, but mostly just the look of my flyleg Statistics: Posted by Lasse Karlsson — Thu Apr 18, 2024 9:39 pm
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
Hi Paul,Merlin/Gordy were faster, alternatively you can derive it this way:PE= 1/2 * k * x^2 combined withFs = -k * x (Hooke's Law)-> x = - Fs / k-> PE = 1/2 * Fs² / kand this means if we assume Fs (the load) is constantPE ~ 1 / k PE is inverse proportional […]
Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
…..Anyone that has tried to stab the gaps between their fingers with a knife or compass will have directly experienced the effects of this law.Regards VinceMumblypeg!!!Damn, I’ve not thought of that game for 60 years now. The idea will keep me smiling the rest of the day. Thanks, VinceStatistics: Posted by George C — Thu […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
Thank you, Merlin.I appreciate your patience and insight.GeorgeStatistics: Posted by George C — Thu Apr 18, 2024 4:55 pm
Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
For me it’s very straightforward, Vince. The first thing to learn is to cast loops. Not loops with 30’ of flyline. But just with the leader, with 1’ of flyline, 2’ etc etc up to whatever it can be. They can play with loops that are tight, open, not straightening, falling to the ground. Loops […]

Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I never thought so much thought went into this. My adjustments are based on the way my loops look. I really am a “simple man”Mine too, but mostly just the look of my flyleg Statistics: Posted by Lasse Karlsson — Thu Apr 18, 2024 9:39 pm
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
Hi Paul,Merlin/Gordy were faster, alternatively you can derive it this way:PE= 1/2 * k * x^2 combined withFs = -k * x (Hooke's Law)-> x = - Fs / k-> PE = 1/2 * Fs² / kand this means if we assume Fs (the load) is constantPE ~ 1 / k PE is inverse proportional […]
Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
…..Anyone that has tried to stab the gaps between their fingers with a knife or compass will have directly experienced the effects of this law.Regards VinceMumblypeg!!!Damn, I’ve not thought of that game for 60 years now. The idea will keep me smiling the rest of the day. Thanks, VinceStatistics: Posted by George C — Thu […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
Thank you, Merlin.I appreciate your patience and insight.GeorgeStatistics: Posted by George C — Thu Apr 18, 2024 4:55 pm
Teaching • Re: Structuring multiple lessons
For me it’s very straightforward, Vince. The first thing to learn is to cast loops. Not loops with 30’ of flyline. But just with the leader, with 1’ of flyline, 2’ etc etc up to whatever it can be. They can play with loops that are tight, open, not straightening, falling to the ground. Loops […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
My adjustments are based on the way my loops look. Mine too. Statistics: Posted by Stoatstail50 — Thu Apr 18, 2024 3:38 pm
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
then W1 =1/2 F*x1 and W2=1/2 F*x2. Merlin,It is probably a typo of some sort but I get x1=F/k1 and x2=F/k2. Thus W1=1/2*k1*(F/k1).^2 and W2=1/2*k2*(F/k2).^2. Consequently W1=\(1/2*F^2/k1\) and W2=\(1/2*F^2/k2\) . Result remains the same, i.e. W2>W1.However a key parameter is the “loaded” speed of the rod and that involves rod action somewhere. Faster rods are […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I never thought so much thought went into this. My adjustments are based on the way my loops look. I really am a “simple man”Even the simple things can be made to be very complex. Statistics: Posted by Paul Arden — Thu Apr 18, 2024 3:22 pm
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
the stiffer rod has a larger MOI and needs more energy to follow a given input, and that one of the reasons why one gets a larger tip speed and a larger elastic energy for such rod.Hi Merlin, the stiffer rod feels “lighter” when casting and can be rotated quicker. I assume this is because […]
Flycasting • Re: Line configuration affect on rod
I never thought so much thought went into this. My adjustments are based on the way my loops look. I really am a “simple man”Simple is good for learning how to do. In real time you have limit your cognitive load to that essential for conducting the task Statistics: Posted by VGB — Thu Apr […]

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