For me, palamor takes the cake. Using leader, trilene knot takes the cake. Line-to-line, 3x surgeon's knot takes the cake.
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by punk-warning
Palomar knot all the way. Uni to uni for leader which i rarely use
FG for braid to flouro
Don’t know the name of the flouro to lure knot. No one seems to
Check out Shaw Grigsby strongest flouro knot on google.
Damn strong knot
Perfection loop for me, gives lures more action and palomar for my worms.
Crawford figure 8 for mono or fluoro to lure
Double Uni for braid to leader
Palomar on occasion
Palomar terminal and Alberto knot for line to line cause it’s skinnier than uni to uni, tie most of my bait hooks with egg loop in case I need help keeping bait on
Lite line 7 turn clinch or uni ! Mono to leader no name knot or reverse Albright . Plugs etc uni loop .
Big game snell or Palomar . Line to leader bimini loop to offshore swivel crimp leader
Real big game HC spliced and crimp where needed ,
Lotsa choices I use based on how easy to re rig and overall performance!
Big dog
Loc: Bayshore, Long Island, New York
FS Digest wrote:
For me, palamor takes the cake. Using leader, trilene knot takes the cake. Line-to-line, 3x surgeon's knot takes the cake.
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by punk-warning
Uni and uni to uni.
I’ll use a polamar when fishing offshore.
Palomar for terminal knot in braid. Alberto knot braid to leader & for fly line to leader. Orvis knot mono or fluoro to fly or lure.
palamor is not bad for hook eyes but it is agravating for slipping the loop over multible treble hooks
the uniknot works on every application and is very strong
My buddy’s laugh right up to the time i out jig them. An old timer taught me when I was a kid (67 now) the best knot for jig fishing is the Bow Line Knot. I use it on 5/8 to 16 oz jigs. Also use it for making rigs for big fish. Sharks, Tarpon, Kings, Cobia, etc.. I primarily fish jigs.
TonyB
Loc: Dudley Massachusetts
Palomar on everything and
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