A easy to tie Braid to Mono knot (Page 4): Palomar, perfection loop and now the reverse albright. That is all i need here lately.

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Grizzly 17 wrote:

Definitely will try it n yes they did.
I still have a couple 🤣. Too many k ots to remember so I learned a couple 👍

Palomar, perfection loop and now the reverse albright. That is all i need here lately.

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

plumbob wrote:

Palomar, perfection loop and now the reverse albright. That is all i need here lately.

That's enough to remember brother 👍

DC Loc: Washington state

Fredfish wrote:

The way my book shows it, the braid is wrapped around the mono, and the mono goes back through the braid loop.

nice picture what book or panther did you get that from I would like to get one. I tried timing that knot about an hour after watching the video and after trying several tines only to have it come apart I rewatched the video was pulling the wrong end through. ha ha ha after rewatching it worked great but doubt I will remember how to tie it in may when I will want to use it, much less it's name. guess that is why I use the clench Knott for almost every thing it's one of the few Knotts I have muscle memory for and my hands just ties it with out needing my brain to get involved

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

DC wrote:

nice picture what book or panther did you get that... (show quote)

DC I used that all the time time I started bass fishing. Then I found the Palomar knot.
I use it for just about everything

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

DC wrote:

nice picture what book or panther did you get that... (show quote)

That little book used to come with every spool of Power Pro braid DC. Unfortunately they don't anymore. Luckily I saved a couple, to refresh my memory every year. Some packages still have a couple knots printed inside the box that the spool comes in.
With mono and fluoro I still use the improved clinch knot, unless I need a loop knot, for specific presentations.

Charlie H Loc: Greer, Arizona

I have been using the Crazy Alberto also. This looks easier and just as clean. Thanks!

Andy B Loc: East Springfield PA

plumbob wrote:

Now that spring is just around the corner, getting gear together, and hoping that braid to mono knot holds up.

You might want to check out this easy to tie knot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvXcVfCRR0k

That's a new one for me as well I've just started using braid on my spin casters with leaders always used the dbl. Uni. This does look much quicker especially if your bobbing around on the water. Might suggest a small drop of super glue when finished. Bait casters I tie straight to the frog with a palamar knot and burn the tag end really close to leave a little bulb at the end just in case. I've seen Roland Martin use super glue on his Palamar too. But I don't use it on mine. The uni gets it because I don't tiy them near as often.

DC Loc: Washington state

Andy B wrote:

...Might suggest a small drop of super glue when finished. ...

I can see it now if I try to use super glue while bobbing around in a boat I know between my loss of vision, and dexterity, I would end up gluing my fingers to the reel, pole, side of the boat or all three

Andy B Loc: East Springfield PA

DC wrote:

I can see it now if I try to use super glue while bobbing around in a boat I know between my loss of vision, and dexterity, I would end up gluing my fingers to the reel, pole, side of the boat or all three

Good point

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

DC wrote:

I can see it now if I try to use super glue while bobbing around in a boat I know between my loss of vision, and dexterity, I would end up gluing my fingers to the reel, pole, side of the boat or all three

🤣🤣

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

Andy B wrote:

Good point

Andy I've use dbl uni for along time. Never used glue.
Just pull as tight as I can n use heat cutter.
So far never had any slip 👍

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

plumbob wrote:

Now that spring is just around the corner, getting gear together, and hoping that braid to mono knot holds up.

You might want to check out this easy to tie knot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvXcVfCRR0k

Dang, this old computer won't open you tube.
Maybe I can try my PH later.

Rhenryiii Loc: Alabaster Alabama

I use that knot pretty much exclusively. Easy to tie, even in the boat. Be sure you wet the knot before cinching it up.

GlennSr1 Loc: Bluffton, SC

I'll have to check this knot out. I've been using the Uni-to Uni knot.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

plumbob wrote:

Now that spring is just around the corner, getting gear together, and hoping that braid to mono knot holds up.

You might want to check out this easy to tie knot.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvXcVfCRR0k

Good video but I like my double uni knot for that