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George Krumm

George Krumm

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Editor-in-Chief, Fish Alaska Magazine

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  • Making Spey Swivels

    By George Krumm Verified, Russell Porsley| Fish Alaska Magazine Verified Spey swivels prevent twist in your running line, thereby reducing the frustration and downtime that twisted, coiled, kinked running line causes. They make your running line perform better, especially if you use monofilament running line. If you install a spey swivel between your running line and shooting head, your running line will perform flawlessly, with no kinks or coils to inhibit your casting; just smooth, limp running line, no tangles, and no frustration.

    By George Krumm Verified, Russell Porsley · Fish Alaska Magazine

    Oct. 01, 2022

  • Making Double Braided Loops

    By George Krumm Verified, Russell Porsley| Fish Alaska Magazine Verified by George KrummDouble braided loops will help make the factory loops of your fly lines and sink-tips last indefinitely. They serve as the junction between sink-tips and leader material, or between fly lines and leader material. In this video, we show you how to make them. Years ago, while fishing the upper- and middle Kenai for trout, I noticed that the 10-pound-test fluorocarbon leader I had looped onto my sink-tip had cut into the loop at the end of the sink tip, essentially compromising it.

    By George Krumm Verified, Russell Porsley · Fish Alaska Magazine

    Sep. 06, 2022

  • Making Spey Swivels

    By George Krumm Verified, Russell Porsley| Fish Alaska Magazine Verified Spey swivels prevent twist in your running line, thereby reducing the frustration and downtime that twisted, coiled, kinked running line causes. They make your running line perform better, especially if you use monofilament running line. If you install a spey swivel between your running line and shooting head, your running line will perform flawlessly, with no kinks or coils to inhibit your casting; just smooth, limp running line, no tangles, and no frustration.

    By George Krumm Verified, Russell Porsley · Fish Alaska Magazine

    Oct. 01, 2022

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Fish Alaska Magazine

Anchorage, Alaska, United States

+1 907-345-4337