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What knot do you recommend for tying fluorocarbon to small lures?
Question by jbird. Uploaded on March 12, 2010
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palomar, but you might look up knot wars. it's on one of the fishing shows every weekend and test and grades diferent knots and has videos on how to tie each.
here's the link and most of the videos.
http://www.fishingclub.com/ExtraContent/ExtraContentDetail.aspx?id=15917...
A welding torch! That stuff just won't hold a knot.
I always use the improved clinch unless I'm using a braided or super line, then I go with the palomar.
Any mono knot. I use the improve clinch knot.
I like the Rapala knot, because you can leave that small loop in the line. It seems to let smaller lures get better action.
Palomar knot is good
bimini twist works well, dont forget to wet the knot before you tighten it
palomar knot is great
palomar is best, improved clinch will work and is easier/more convienint for treble hooks
Palomar knot is an excellent choice for me!!!
I've always been partial to the Palomar knot. The Bimini twist is for making a double line, not attaching a lure to the line.
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palomar, but you might look up knot wars. it's on one of the fishing shows every weekend and test and grades diferent knots and has videos on how to tie each.
here's the link and most of the videos.
http://www.fishingclub.com/ExtraContent/ExtraContentDetail.aspx?id=15917...
Any mono knot. I use the improve clinch knot.
Palomar knot is good
A welding torch! That stuff just won't hold a knot.
I always use the improved clinch unless I'm using a braided or super line, then I go with the palomar.
I like the Rapala knot, because you can leave that small loop in the line. It seems to let smaller lures get better action.
bimini twist works well, dont forget to wet the knot before you tighten it
palomar knot is great
palomar is best, improved clinch will work and is easier/more convienint for treble hooks
Palomar knot is an excellent choice for me!!!
I've always been partial to the Palomar knot. The Bimini twist is for making a double line, not attaching a lure to the line.
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