Hi just wanted to know what the best way (knot) to tie mono to braided line for salmon fishing, i assuming salmon can see the braided line so dont hit it, and whats the best line to tie to your lure,, thanks what do you guys prefer?
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Tying mono to braided line
Started by lansdowne03, Sep 16 2011 10:43 PM
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Posted 17 September 2011 - 02:13 PM
Used to use an Albright knot, and they work really well but finicky to get right.
Started using a GT Knot this season, only had to tie it once because it's still going strong after 70 Kings landed. Stupid easy to tie the second time, practice the first time at home.
Started using a GT Knot this season, only had to tie it once because it's still going strong after 70 Kings landed. Stupid easy to tie the second time, practice the first time at home.
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Posted 17 September 2011 - 04:25 PM
I was wondering the same a few days ago and came across the Double Uni Knot. It was easy to tie but I can't comment on the strength as I didn't get any hits today.
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 09:13 PM
Used to use an Albright knot, and they work really well but finicky to get right.
Started using a GT Knot this season, only had to tie it once because it's still going strong after 70 Kings landed. Stupid easy to tie the second time, practice the first time at home.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R3_znSAPz8
70 KINGS ALREADY!??!
to my only 2.
By the way... I did tried that knot several times and it kept on sliding out when pulled totighten. oh well
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 09:30 PM
worked well for me, super strong and very low profile
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Posted 08 November 2011 - 11:58 PM
nail knot works real good too and way simpler to tie ...........double overhand knot on the braid and tie snell to the main with your leader has worked well for rip jigging walleyes for years 14 lb braid to 6 lb mono
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Posted 09 November 2011 - 12:07 AM
I prefer the seaguar knot. Easy to tie and reliable.
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Posted 09 November 2011 - 09:58 AM
why "knot" use a small barrel swivel? quick,and easy
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Posted 09 November 2011 - 12:24 PM
Double uni knot all the way.. Oh And about swivels, well good sir, some setups specifically require no swivel.. ie running a j13, so if your not going to be helpful please do not post..
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Posted 10 November 2011 - 12:14 AM
Here is the way you tie the Seaguar knot.
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Posted 10 November 2011 - 09:52 PM
for me reeling a swivel into my rod tip is difinately no good if you get a chip in the insert you will damage line potentially causing the loss of a PB. if your swivel is to large to fit in guides then you have this long line out when you cast resulting in less acurracy and distance.why "knot" use a small barrel swivel? quick,and easy
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 12:35 AM
for me reeling a swivel into my rod tip is difinately no good if you get a chip in the insert you will damage line potentially causing the loss of a PB. if your swivel is to large to fit in guides then you have this long line out when you cast resulting in less acurracy and distance.
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT observation/adivce!
In "Everyday Fishing"... none of us are perfect.
Maintaining the best usage of our EXSPENSIVE EQUIPMENT is certainly important to me.
More so, than catching an extra fish or 2.
Once you have "Notched or Chipped" the tip, well .... FRIG!
Most of us are not Guide Replacement experts ... and why neccessarily put yourself in that situation anyway.
I very much understand the importance of presentation - Especially in the GIN CLEAR late fall or Winter months, when those trout are particuliarly finicky.
However, if you have a 3'+ leader .... why use the micro swivel anyway? (Not that those who do - is anything wrong)
I learned through "Ruining my tips" many moons ago to stick with slightly larger swivels and seem to do fine.
Just a shared opinion.
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 08:33 AM
i like the jib jab about rigging methods on OFF.... you need to try new things and play around a bit with setups to reallly fine tune your individual style and thats exactly what it is INDIVIDUAL there is 101 ways to get your baits to the fish and i think the most important part of the equation is that YOU have confidence in it. confidence catches fish.
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 08:46 PM
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT observation/adivce!
In "Everyday Fishing"... none of us are perfect.
Maintaining the best usage of our EXSPENSIVE EQUIPMENT is certainly important to me.
More so, than catching an extra fish or 2.
Once you have "Notched or Chipped" the tip, well .... FRIG!
Most of us are not Guide Replacement experts ... and why neccessarily put yourself in that situation anyway.
I very much understand the importance of presentation - Especially in the GIN CLEAR late fall or Winter months, when those trout are particuliarly finicky.
However, if you have a 3'+ leader .... why use the micro swivel anyway? (Not that those who do - is anything wrong)
I learned through "Ruining my tips" many moons ago to stick with slightly larger swivels and seem to do fine.
Just a shared opinion.
I guess it depends on the bait, whether to have a swivel or not. The last thing you want is line twist because your bait has been swirling in the water.
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