Know your knots

Albright Knot - used to joint two lines of different thickness





Blood Bight Knot - used to create a loop





Blood Knot - used to join two lines of similar thickness






Butterfly Dropper - used to create a loop




Centauri Knot - used to attach hooks or swivels




Clinched Half Blood - used to attach hooks or swivels




Dropper Loop - used to create a loop



Drop Loop - used to create a loop



Flemish Eye - used to attach hooks or swivels to multi strand wire





Grinner Knot - used to attach hooks or swivels







Hook Snell - used to attach hooks








Palomar Knot - used to attach hooks or swivels







Uni Knot - used to attach hooks or swivels






Thumb Knot - used to attach hooks to heavy line

lol you beat me to it

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I use the Palomar all the time! Such an easy yet strong knot.

badger wrote:I use the Palomar all the time! Such an easy yet strong knot.

With braided line, its the strongest hands down.

Is the uni knot a sliding knot?

Would it work ok for hook in loop fishing?

Feast wrote:Is the uni knot a sliding knot?

Would it work ok for hook in loop fishing?

no t sure i understand your question, the uni knot tightens down to the eye of the hook, and if you mean will it be ok for tying a loop so you can attach you hooklength to your main line via "loop to loop method" then no it would not be a suitable knot for that you want to be looking at the drop loop knot ! thats the one !

sorry if i didn't fully understand your question hope this helps you.

and welcome to our site fella !

Yet another cracking and informative post there stotty.