[Supafly]

Hi All,

Does anyone know of the Double Tyrell Knot? Im not sure if thats the correct spelling!! Its supposed to be good for tying on the fly.

Ive had a fair old gander for it on the net and cant seem to find it, perhaps it goes by another name?!?!

[danbruce]

There is the trilene knot where you double the line through the eye of the hook. Could be the one your looking for?

Dan

[Mike Barrio]

http://www.flyfishingnetwork.org/knots/turle-knot.php

http://www.fishandfly.co.uk/knots/doubleturl/index.html

http://smilingtrout.com/fishing-knots/hook-and-tackle-knots/double-turle-knot/

[Loxiafan]

For tying on the fly try this:




A knot that top UK angler Paul Proctor uses, simple to tie and it works ! The Davy knot is similar and even easier to tie and almost as effective.


Lindsay

[Irvine Ross]

I think this is the one you are looking for

http://www.fishandfly.co.uk/knots/doubleturl/index.html

Mostly used for salmon flies as it need a bit of space behind the eye of the hook to wrap the two turns of tippet material.

Irvine

[Supafly]

That is the one cheers 

It was the spelling after all!!

[Supafly]

http://www.flyfishingnetwork.org/knots/turle-knot.php

http://www.fishandfly.co.uk/knots/doubleturl/index.html

http://smilingtrout.com/fishing-knots/hook-and-tackle-knots/double-turle-knot/

Cheers Mike the third one wins for idiot-proofness!