Willnot wth fluorocarbon or fluorocarbon coating line

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great observation Richard, I will use your advice when making my videos 👍

Hahhahahah😅 me too

Less wraps the thicker the line. But if youre tying light line 8lbs or less better go with 6 wraps. Also if youre using braid ditch this knot completely. It will slip guaranteed.

Yup, this is what I've always done.

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I appreciate that

Do yourself a big favour and ditch any other knot than the Palomar.

Interesting, if you go through the two loops at the very beginning it would be a “ Trilene knot “…I will give this knot a try.

@@DisrespectfulRob Any bodily fluid would be OK but at 61 some very limited😂. The ‘whatever’ would probably be water.

@@billsiviter9272 Thank you for mentioning the palomar, this is my new favourite knot

Gracias a ti Guillermo Cast! Saludos

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My dad taught me this same knot when I was a kid too. He called it the "Fisherman knot "!

That's how I do it. I thought he was going to pass it through the loop.

Same here, that is how I tie it too.

It is a trilene but with the tag not put where it’s supposed to be

@@nkdude11 Is there a reason for them not putting the tag through the first loop?

@@Ethan-ly8dg Not that I know of

@@nkdude11 ill just stick with trilene then lmao

@@Ethan-ly8dg I only use it when I can’t use a palomar knot

Braid is a pain in the ass at times. Sometimes i stare in wonderment like how the hell did it get wrapped around the rod or other objects lol. But your right remain calm lol

I lure fish for Bass on the Llyn Peninsula in N Wales where I live and have caught them up to 12lb from the shore. I use Daiwa sensor 8lb bs and rarely if ever lose a fish. I’ve also caught Pollock up to 8lb from the same marks on exactly the same tackle. I tried braid some years ago and found that it does not fish anywhere near as good as light nylon as it doesn’t cast as far and doesn’t cut through the water like nylon. Nylon is far far cheaper and much better than braid to lure fish with p.

@@happyguy5414 eh braid has it's uses, for example top shotting half a spool with mono or flouro on top of the braid which takes weight off the spool. Fishing the thick on top with frogs or bottom with jigs.

@@ryanpark2049 I agree with you that braid definitely has its uses especially when fishing for very big fish or in very deep waters from a vessel. However I’ve switched back to light nylon from braid for all of my shore lure fishing for Bass. 6 - 8lb nylon will out cast braid by a long way and light nylon doesn’t suffer from wind blow like braid does. It also cuts through the surface film much better providing a real advantage with shallow diving plugs. Also nylon is far cheaper than braid meaning you can change a couple of hundred meters every 6 or so outings as I do. Since changing back to 8lb Daiwa clear sensor a couple of years back, my Bass catch rate has quadrupled compared to what I’ve been catching on braid over the last 10 years and I’m fishing with the same lures at the same marks.

You must have thought me. Been using it 40 years. And two ways...

Yes, both loops is a Trilene Knot

Yes that and palomar knot are great with braid line

And wet the line

@@shaneparker8692 only for mono or flouro no need for braid.

Yes , the Palomar knot is the strongest and it is the only knot that doesn’t cut into itself !

That is my personal favorite, but it doesn't work in every application. I fish with hulapoppers often in the summer. The cup on the face makes the Palomar almost impossible to rig. For these situations the knot in the video is my best option.

Palomar Knot is a 90% knot AT BEST. It breaks every single time on the knot. Only the Trilene knot is a 100% knot. I ran over 40 tests on the Trilene and it is a much better knot than the Palomar. The Palomar is also not useful when you need two of the same knots on a swivel since it requires going over the hook or swivel. This knot is very similar to the Trilene, except the line goes through the single loop. The Trilene knot goes through the two loops on the hook. I ran some tests on my automated digital tester and this knot was able to reach 100% knot strength on only one of the test runs. The Trilene is more reliable to get to 100% knot strength. This knot seems a little touchier to get right so I'll stay with the Trilene knot.

@@ahndeux Dude watch old video's of knot wars and you will see that the polomar knot is a 100% knot.

@@sharongrosscup6956 Not even close. Its not a 100% knot by any sense. Most of those knot "wars" are BS because unless you tie over 100 of the same knots, there is no way you can compare statistically. Every single knot is slightly different and the ONLY way to get useful data is to take a lot of data. I take over 40 calibrated tests per knot and there is no way in HELL the Palomar is 100%. It barely broke past 90% at best.

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Gracias y saludos bro!

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Благодарю за прекрасное видео, все что делаете это сила рыбалки. Спасибо за ваши труды, есть чему поучиться, так держать.

Muy seguro? no se de donde sacas eso.

Tienes razón. Gracias por el video de los aparejos para señuelos.☺🤗😇

Yes! Uni all day everyday unless I'm going for shark then snell

My old man always called it the “double clinch”

@@brookshooks97 God bless the old man 😇

Same. I remember it being known as a Trilene knot. I only go around 4-5 times. It’s never failed.

What’s it actually called

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I've been tying this since the 80's, and actually, I was surprised he didn't tie the "improved" version where the tag end was compressed under the two loops through the hook eye. I wonder if there's some reason why that's less effective or not worth the trouble due to diminishing returns in knot strength.

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For sure and for obvious reasons, the Palomar shares the effort on the double line, where this one not...

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That is a Trilene Knot and yes it does.

Yup it does an I prefer the Trilene knot too.

All I use for sturgeon fishing !

I agree I only use double palomar knot on all my catfish rigs

softsteel know has strongest break strength of any knot. I've seen them all tested on a line break strength machine

My go to knot for braided line, but I snell most my floro and mono if the hook permits... other than that it's this knot

Great Arnold. greetings from a fishing friend

And back through the loop made after . This knot will slip

@@markskibo5159 Trilene knot just goes thru the two loops near the hook eye. Never tried it back thru the loop after the wraps. You mean back thru the loop after the wraps like a modified clinch? That would be a Modified Trilene Knot maybe.

@@aircomp Yes Sir I have had the knot slip without going back through the loop. Wrap - go through the hook loops- back through the loop from wrapping .

Exactly! That hook in this demo gives the wrong application for this knot.

I had to watch it twice I thought I missed that.

I do the same.

I agree. This video seems to show an incorrectly tied Trilene knot.

We always called that "The Fisherman's Knot". Started doing that in about 47 years ago, when I was about 12.

@@Bakaat777 it’s called the “I did it first knot” we did it 5,000 years ago

@@deletetruth8771 Thanks, Methuselah. What's this "we" shit, Kemosabe... you got a mouse in your pocket, and is HE 5000 years old, too? Do you mean "man" and the noose or just "knots"? If it's the "I did it first knot", what's this "we did it 5000 years ago, shit"? LOL I wasn't commenting that the "Fisherman's Knot" was invented 47 years ago or that I was the first to employ it, or that it was a competition. I was just sharing an anecdote with Danny, that we called it something different, and since we were using that knot around the same time, I wanted to see if it might have been a "regional" thing. As W.C. Fields said on numerous occasions... "Go away kid, ya bother me." Peace.

@@Bakaat777 he was making a freaking joke.

@@PHUCKyoutube689 Duh. You must be a liberal. Liberals have ZERO senses of humour. My whole response was a joke. Google "LOL".

Trilene.

Isn't this the standard trilein knot?

@@lovetogolf4184 just a clinch knot through the eye of the hook twice

@@lovetogolf4184 No Trilene knot goes through the loop , that was a double clinch knot .

@@bobbybass1944 Are they both the same strength?