| 摘要 |
A fly tying process in which hairs or fibers are precut to length and a bundle or bundles of hair are placed uniformly about and along the shank of a fishhook or lure. The bundle of hair and shank are encompassed by two continuous adjacent loops with a slip knot connecting an inner loop to an outer loop and an outer slip knot in the outer loop having free ends extending in opposite directions from the shank. Where the loops are formed from wire, the knots will not hold until reduced to a small diameter and deformed past the yield point of the wire. The reduction in size of the loops by drawing on the free ends of the wire, produces a rotating motion of the hair relative to the shank which uniformly spreads the hair before flaring of the hair as the wire is finally tightened. The wire loop is then covered with epoxy cement or plastic. The hair may be animal hair or synthetic fibers. As an alternate form of the disclosure, the loops are formed from thread and a split metal ring is crimped to the thread to hold the thread to the hair and shank.
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