posted by admin on Jul 22
I use monofilament line and i fish freshwater for bass. I would like to no the best knots for hooks, onto cranbaits, and your all around favorite knots. Thanks.
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ike Dan B, I use the Palomar knot but at times will go with the Clinch… Here’s a’ link that’s bout’ the best site (my opinion) for one not only learnin’ ta’ tie fishin’ knots but, other types as well… Tight lines;)… < ‘ ( (( > < Palomar: http://animatedknots.com/palomar/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com Clinch (Improved): http://animatedknots.com/improvedclinch/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com Note: Link also provides information as ta’ what particular fishin’ knot is best used for…![]()
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posted by admin on Jul 7
Having trouble remembering how to tie difficult fishing knots? These 3 basic knots will cover many situations.
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posted by admin on Jul 7
Hi!
I’m trying to set up a couple rigs for fishing with braided and twisted lines, I was going to use an Improved Clinch Knot like I do with most fishing lines, but I heard that for some reason It wasn’t recommended for the Braided and Twisted types. Why could that knot cause a problem, and could anyone give me the names of some knots that would work well and look good?
Thanks in advance!
Depending on which brand braided line you use, improved clinch and clinch knot could slip. With certain lines, even snell knot and uni knot could slip.
Palomar knot is easy to tie and it will work well with braided lines. Again, with certain lines, you want to use a double palomar knot just to be safe.
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Braid knot was designed especially for braided lines.
Uni knot is safe with all braided lines ONLY if you are connecting braid lines to mono or copolymer lines.
All three knots described above are safe with all braided lines. Here’s a link of illustrated instruction for all knots described above: http://www.sportsmanschoice.com/terminal_tackle_knots.htm
PS: Fireline is among one of those "certain lines".
PPS: You could use most knots on Power Pro.
posted by admin on Jun 22
These are sites I use to update myself on knots! The bimini is not a general use knot and is not needed for most applications. http://www.netknots.com/index.html http://www.carlylelake.com/Fishing/Knots/index.htm http://www.fintalk.com/fishing-knots/ http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/knotlink.htm#knot%20tying http://www.realknots.com/knots/index.htm#bends
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posted by admin on Jun 22
http://www.theflyfishers.com Pat Ehlers of theflyfishers.com explains why he frequently uses this loop knot while fly fishing and then demonstrates how to tie it. Fly fishing knots like this one can make life on the water alot easier.
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posted by admin on Jun 6
andysknotshttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/andysknotsSportsBerkley, braid, knot, iPhone, appAndy’s knots Predator fishing knots iPhone app.mov
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posted by admin on Jun 1
I’ve heard this before, but is it entirely true?
Don’t get caught using it, some places frown on people throwing chemicals into the water.
Also, just go to Http://www.animatedknots.com and figure out how to tie one that won’t come undone. The more bulk that is on your line/knot, the less likely you are to catch something as fish often become "aware" of the line/knot.
Good luck.
posted by admin on May 14
Fishing Knots – How to tie a palomar knot. This knot is great for single hooks and swivels (not so good with treble hooks or mutli hook rigs). Learn more about fishing knots by visiting http://www.fishingknots.org
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posted by admin on Apr 14
i know of the palomer, the blood knot, the standard and thats about it.
The one that I always use is the ‘Clinch knot’ – I’ve never had it come undone. It may look time consuming at first, but the wrap arounds are done easily enough by gripping one end, and rolling your fingers on your swivel.
Try these illustrations:
http://www.killroys.com/knots/clinch.htm
http://www.go4bass.com/clinch.html
posted by admin on Apr 7
http://www.fishwithnoknots.com No Knots (formerly BugZ) connect your fishing hook onto a line without knots while maintaining full line strength. No Knots are for Salt and Fresh water fishing, are simple and easy to use, require no experience, are convenient, effective and will give 100% line strength – (as opposed to breaking strain), colors of No Knots seem to attract fish to your line with results indicating on many occasions that you will catch more fish and bigger fish.
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