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  • Saves time
  • Lightweight
  • Ties directly to your tippet or mono line
Change hooks, jigs, lures or flies in just seconds with the No-Knot Fas-Snap and enjoy more time fishing. The innovative, lightweight No-Knot Fas-Snap is designed to be tied directly to your tippet or mono line. No-Knot Fas-Snap will not inhibit casting or presentation and it even floats with a dry fly! 30 per pack.
Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 49 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Works as advertised The small size is good for flies size 16-14-12. Size 18 is as big as the snap. Haven't tried them with a dry fly yet. August 11, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by Close but,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I got the small size and it is extremely difficult to get flies off, actually takes more time than using a clinch knot. August 8, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Absolute Necessity for Jig Fishing Keeps the jigs fishing at the right angle, no constant re-adjusting. Need hemostats for threading. Makes changing jigs easy. Expensive, oh my yes. Be careful about getting the small size, only the lightest weight lines will fit. July 12, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by Brought the wrong one I purchased the snap one size two small so I am having difficulty fitting them over the eyelets of my lures. Otherwise they seam ok. I'll get the right size next time. June 28, 2011
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what size do you use for freshwater lures and what size for saltwater lures?
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lg and xl for freshwater, have both and would not use anything smaller than lg for bass fishing. smaller may be ok for flyfishing. XL only for saltwater, that may even be too small though. These aren't very big.
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I use Large for freshwater. I don't salt water fish much. I tie them to 14 lb. flourocarbon leaders, app. 18"-24" long. Hint; Spread them open a little to attach to lures easier, then lightly pinch them closed enough to keep lure on.
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med. works great.
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Small, but you may need cheaters to thread the line through.
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I'd have no problem using a medium for that jig. Unless it's just got a really tiny hook eye -it should work
9 months ago
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the smallest in black or chrome. I use black for my jigs.
9 months ago
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small or medium
1 year, 4 months ago
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MEDIUM OR LARGE SIZE FAS-SNAP
1 year, 8 months ago
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Might use the small ones if you are using 4-6 lb test. Medium for anything larger is my thought.
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and what size is good for size 10 flies?
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Just tried dry flies this afternoon, not a problem with them floating at all with this snap!!!!!!
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Even the smallest Fas-Snap may carry a dry fly under the surface. Make sure you try one out at home in the sink first.
9 months ago
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my flies float. small one works great
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depends on the fly...use the smallest fas-snap
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Small size for any flies, they will not sink a fly
2 years, 2 months ago
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No it will not make flies sink.
2 years, 4 months ago
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4x tippet
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The large ones are about 5/32" long. The small ones are about 3/32."
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that is a hard question...I would guess itsy-bitsy (1/32d"), teeny-weeny (1/16") and little-bitty (maybe big enough for the O ring on small crank baits)...best I can do...
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3 sizes small for 1/16 oz med for 3/8 oz large for larger jigs
2 years, 2 months ago
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Smallest ones are about 1/4"
2 years, 7 months ago
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the medium is id say 3/16 long and 1/8 wide....didnt buy any large ones but im going to buy some large ones in the future
2 years, 10 months ago
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well under 1/4 inch
2 years, 11 months ago
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I dont have the actual measurements but the "L" is barely large enough for med sized cranks. Not sure (never seen them) but I'd bet the "XL" would be better for big bass baits. Normans give the size but cost more.
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The smallest Fas-Snap is about 1/8" long. a 1/32 oz jig hook fits easily on it.
You should be able to get a #10 or a #12 fly onto the small Fas-Snap.
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The smallest size will fit in a crappie jig eye.
2 years, 7 months ago
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Very small, I use it for dry flys and rubber bugs
2 years, 7 months ago
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you use this for putting your leader to your fly line.
2 years, 8 months ago
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if you ask me the small is very little and hard to hold while trying to slip the fly on
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I would not do it for trout and trout flies. I would use for bass or saltwater species not too sensitive to additional hardware.
Depending on what time of year, especially later in the summer when the flies are getting smaller this is a non starter for trout. Thats why I use flouro leader, 7x tippets, etc depending on how big the fish are where I am fishing. Trout with any pressure are too smart for this.
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