A) Flax B) Nettle C) Rose bush D) Hemp
A) Weaving B) Knitting C) Felting D) Plying
A) It adds strength to the line B) It helps with the dyeing process C) It's weak and prone to rotting D) It makes the line more flexible
A) Hemp B) Silk C) Cotton D) Wool
A) Burning B) Bleaching C) Dyeing D) Waxing
A) Reduced weight B) Easier dyeing C) Improved visibility D) Increased strength
A) Sinew B) Leather C) Bone D) Fur
A) Dyeing the fibers a specific color B) Weaving the fibers into a net C) Strengthening the fibers with heat D) Decomposing the outer layer of plant stalks
A) Square knot B) Bowline knot C) Blood knot D) Clove hitch
A) Flexibility B) Brightness C) Heaviness D) Roughness
A) Resistance to water damage B) Resistance to UV light C) Resistance to knotting D) Resistance to breaking under tension
A) Adding color B) Making it more visible to fish C) Improving flexibility D) Waterproofing
A) Cotton B) Flax C) Nettle D) Hemp
A) Cutting fibers B) Dyeing fibers C) Twisting fibers D) Combing fibers
A) They create stronger, more continuous strands B) They are naturally more flexible C) They are easier to dye D) They are lighter
A) Easier knotting B) Higher visibility to fish C) Lower strength than synthetic lines D) Lower cost
A) Walnut husks B) Blueberries C) Turmeric D) Beet juice
A) Weaving B) Fishing C) Waxing D) Drying
A) A tool for retting fibers B) A tool for holding fibers during spinning C) A type of fishing knot D) A tool for dyeing fibers
A) Saltwater makes them stronger B) Saltwater makes them more flexible C) Saltwater has no effect D) Saltwater can degrade them
A) Flax B) Nettle C) Hemp D) Cotton
A) Stretch it rapidly B) Burn a small section C) Gradually apply weight D) Soak it in bleach
A) The fiber's length B) The fiber's scent C) The fiber's flexibility D) The fiber's strength
A) Make the line more visible to fish B) Add weight to the line C) Make the line easier to knot D) Protect the line and increase water resistance
A) To reduce the line's weight B) To speed up the plying process C) To make the line easier to see D) To ensure uniform strength throughout the line
A) Stone and clay B) Leaves and roots C) Bone and thorns D) Shell and wood
A) UV light B) Radio waves C) Sound waves D) Magnetic fields
A) Loosening the fibers B) Making the fibers more buoyant C) Compressing and smoothing the fibers D) Adding color to the fibers
A) Ignore it. B) Replace or reinforce that section. C) Apply more beeswax D) Cover it with dye.
A) The process of catching fish B) Rope or line made from twisted fibers C) A fishing knot. D) A type of fishing bait |