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I am looking for a good knot to tie onto artificial lures. I have been using a clinch which works okay but I'm looking for a better knot. What do you suggest?
Question by Rem700-06. Uploaded on July 06, 2009
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Well, if you are using braided line, go with the palomar knot. And with anyhitng else, use the improved clinch.
Here is a good site, use palomar for braid and for mono/ floro use improved clinch.
http://www.animatedknots.com/indexfishing.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Web...
I vote for the Duncan Loop (AKA Uni-Knot) wherever appropriate and the Palomar in other situations.
Go to Youtube.com or the VS website, they have shows called knot wars they have this amazing abundance of great knots.
The Palomar knot is very dependable.
The uni-knot works well for me.
I love the Palomar knot... easy to tie and strong as hell. Just google Palomar and you should be able to learn how to tie it.
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Well, if you are using braided line, go with the palomar knot. And with anyhitng else, use the improved clinch.
Here is a good site, use palomar for braid and for mono/ floro use improved clinch.
http://www.animatedknots.com/indexfishing.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Web...
I vote for the Duncan Loop (AKA Uni-Knot) wherever appropriate and the Palomar in other situations.
Go to Youtube.com or the VS website, they have shows called knot wars they have this amazing abundance of great knots.
The Palomar knot is very dependable.
The uni-knot works well for me.
I love the Palomar knot... easy to tie and strong as hell. Just google Palomar and you should be able to learn how to tie it.
Post an Answer