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duckman1911 05-27-2014 08:33 PM

New Knots Suck
 
Am I the only one that gets frustrated when trying to learn a new knot? Playing with the FG knot right now. I've got it to a working knot but its just not very pretty. Really pisses me off when you think you finally have it figured out just to realize you don't.
My dreams are being crushed a few feet of string at a time.:grinpimp:

keakar 05-27-2014 09:56 PM

yep, you cant do it while fishing, you have to tie about 30-40 knots at home until you get used to it and even then you forget sometimes.

Ducktrickster 05-28-2014 07:17 AM

All you need is a loop and a surgeon. They are both simple.

BassYakR 05-28-2014 07:23 AM

Palomar on everything for me

BuckingFastard 05-28-2014 07:26 AM

improved clinch knot every time.

daxt79 05-28-2014 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by BassYakR (Post 693185)
Palomar on everything for me

Ditto! Quick & Easy

BassYakR 05-28-2014 07:29 AM

improved clinch knot will pull out everytime with fluorocarbon line.

bayouchub 05-28-2014 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by BassYakR (Post 693185)
Palomar on everything for me

You use a palomar to join two lines?

BassYakR 05-28-2014 07:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bayouchub (Post 693192)
You use a palomar to join two lines?

You got me! I was only meaning when I join my line to a Bait/Hook

Goooh 05-28-2014 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by bayouchub (Post 693192)
You use a palomar to join two lines?


http://youtu.be/M0annWNU4Jg

southern151 05-28-2014 07:49 AM

Of all the people in this forum, I would never have thought that you'd have a hard time tying a knot!:rotfl:

weedeater 05-28-2014 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by southern151 (Post 693195)
Of all the people in this forum, I would never have thought that you'd have a hard time tying a knot!:rotfl:

Maybe he's trying to figure out how to untie it..... your ol lady didn't try a new knot on you did she:confused:

bayouchub 05-28-2014 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Goooh (Post 693194)

LOL!!

Ratdog 05-28-2014 10:14 AM

Smell a hook 12 foot of leader. Bimini the main line. Run leader end threw Bimini loop wrap five times and back threw loop same direction pull tight clip tags and catch fish.

Video to come.

duckman1911 05-28-2014 10:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by southern151 (Post 693195)
Of all the people in this forum, I would never have thought that you'd have a hard time tying a knot!:rotfl:

Now that is freaking funny :)

duckman1911 05-28-2014 11:00 AM

Wanted the FG knot to join 100+lb mono to 80lb PP. Its a very slimline knot that will pass through the eyes smoothly.
That and I like knots. Never know when ya gona need em ;)

RickLafayette 05-28-2014 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by duckman1911 (Post 693252)
Wanted the FG knot to join 100+lb mono to 80lb PP. Its a very slimline knot that will pass through the eyes smoothly.
That and I like knots. Never know when ya gona need em ;)

Is this knot better than the Albright knot?

KDM 05-28-2014 12:37 PM

Use a Red Phillips knot to join braid and mono. Surgeons not to make a loop on your main line

sparkyc4 05-28-2014 01:05 PM

Uni to Uni and Palomar are only knots I tie.

duckman1911 05-28-2014 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RickLafayette (Post 693259)
Is this knot better than the Albright knot?

Man I really cant say justifiably. Havent been saltwater fishing long and im trying to learn new knots. Tied the FG last night and had my son and my daughtwrs bf test it. 90lb braid FG'd to 50lb mono. They were pulling like hell before the mono gave out. The knot held though. Both lines cut into the wooden dowls they had it wrapped around.


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