Favorite Fishing Knots

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Here are instructions to some of the favorite knots used by fishermen. As with all knots, remember to lubricate the line before pulling tight.

Knot
Purpose of Knot
Albright
Join two lines of different thicknesses.
Blood Bight
Create drop loops in light line traces.
Blood
Join two similar thicknesses of line.
Butterfly Dropper
Creates a loop that will stand away from main line.
Centauri
Attach hooks through the eye to the line.
Clinched Half-Blood
Attaching swivels,lures or hooks to the main line.
Dropper Loop
Creates a stand out loop for attaching a hook to a trace.
Drop Loop
Form a loop for attaching sinkers to the main line.
Flemish Eye
Attach hooks to multi strand wire.
Grinner
Attaching swivels, lures, and hooks to the main line.
Half Blood
Attach swivels, hooks and lures to the main line.


Knot
Purpose of Knot
Hook Snell
Attaching line to a hook with an up or down turned eye.
Hook Snood
Attach trace line to a hook.
Longliner
Attaching a hook line to a continuous heavy main line.
Palomar
An all purpose hook to line knot.
Perfect Loop
Connecting lures or fly to heavy leader, trace or shock tippet.
Spider Hitch
A relatively easy method to create a double loop.
Swivel Double
Attaches a swivel to a double with the double remaining intact.
Thumb
Attaching hooks and rings to heavy line.
Turle
Tie a hook to a light leader.
Uni Knot
Connecting hooks, swivels, rings and lures.
Wind-On Wire Leader
Long plastic coated wire traces.


This information has been generously supplied by friends "down under" at Marine News.


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Favorite Fishing Knots