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When using a floating line, the sink-rate of some fly patterns can be increased with the use of weighted dumbell eyes at the head of the fly - and/or the addition of sufficient epoxy coating at the head of the fly

To do this, you can either place the knotted line in your mouth or rub it between your wet fingers before pulling it tight.Thanks Things You'll Need Tying a Basic Slip Bobber Rig Monofilament or fluorocarbon fishing line Fishing hook Bobber 1-2 split shot sinkers Live or dead bait Artificial lure (optional) Setting up a Weedless Texas Rig Monofilament or fluorocarbon fishing line Bullet sinker 3/0 or 4/0 worm hook Soft plastic lure Sinker peg (optional) Using a Carolina Rig for Deep-Water Fishing Monofilament or fluorocarbon fishing line Glass, metal, or plastic fishing bead Barrel swivel Monofilament, fluorocarbon, or steel leader line Worm hook Soft plastic lure Additional noise lures (optional) Rigging a Topwater Lure Using a 3-Way Fishing Rig for Bottom Fishing Monofilament or flurocarbon fishing line 3-way swivel Drop line Sinker Tying a Two-Hook Bottom Rig Monofilament or flurocarbon fishing line Snap swivel Two 3-way swivels Leader line Fishing hooks Using a Sabiki Rig to Catch Baitfish Monofilament or flurocarbon fishing line Barrel swivel Fishing hooks Sinkers References Michael Reynolds

Using a multi-joint design, the 14cm lure can sink slowly and swim freely