billspipes said:Wanna see a cool knot you can do in a hurry?
Check out this link dalton jones does one in 12 seconds or something like that.
http://www.lurenet.com/FishingResou...onesDisplaysReverseCinch?speed=WM_MediumSpeed
HyperFox said:I use a modified hangmans noose..
Through the leader, up to my hand and around the thumb to make a noose, then back down into my hand. make another loop a the bottom. open you hand then spin the loose peice around the 3 sections of line you have. Spin 8 times. Go through the bottom loop, then the top and pull taunt.
Never broken at the knot for me!
HyperFox said:I use a modified hangmans noose..
Through the leader, up to my hand and around the thumb to make a noose, then back down into my hand. make another loop a the bottom. open you hand then spin the loose peice around the 3 sections of line you have. Spin 8 times. Go through the bottom loop, then the top and pull taunt.
Never broken at the knot for me!
MikeyMikey said:Do you feel safe tying a knot on a split ring? as split ring can have that sharper? part to it.
Also, what type of knot do you people use when using lures body lures which does not have a split ring and need that free movement? Rapala knot? or do you just put on a small split ring and tie to that ?
YAWN said:half blood knot is my choice
Use what you know best, redo often.
I also use a swivel/attachment so I can swap out lures easy. I know some of you will say for finesse fishing can't have that but I'll tell ya why I do that now learned the hard way.
Ever buy a brand new lure put it on take the cast without checking the knot and see the baby go flying. FRIG ^*&$%
Not to mention those days your fingers are froze solid and can barely bend.
Last Tip: When making any knot moisten the line, it helps everything slip into place better and something else I read but can't remember now,
Spinninreel said:YAWN said:half blood knot is my choice
Use what you know best, redo often.
I also use a swivel/attachment so I can swap out lures easy. I know some of you will say for finesse fishing can't have that but I'll tell ya why I do that now learned the hard way.
Ever buy a brand new lure put it on take the cast without checking the knot and see the baby go flying. FRIG ^*&$%
Not to mention those days your fingers are froze solid and can barely bend.
Last Tip: When making any knot moisten the line, it helps everything slip into place better and something else I read but can't remember now,
Don't you find that the snap swivel to swap lures is unreliable? It doesn't take much for the clip to not properly hook into place and bingo - you've lost your lure.
Spinninreel said:I have also seen where for no apparent reason, the snap has popped open and you have to reclose it. If a fish were on, you would have lost the fish.