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    Re: Fishing Knots

    Palomar for mono. Trilene for Flouro + lots of spit.
    Actually, the trilene works for any line, and it is easy to teach and learn.

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    Re: Fishing Knots

    Quote Originally Posted by Col Forbin View Post
    Palomar for mono. Trilene for Flouro + lots of spit.
    Actually, the trilene works for any line, and it is easy to teach and learn.
    I use P-Line, and I showed him how to tie a Palomar, actually taught myself how to tie the palomar from a website, I have always used a double improved clinch knot and never ever had problems with knot, only problem i have is when i get lazy and dont check line often enough around rock and wood.

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    PALOMAR is the strongest in all of the tests that I have seen. The only other knot that I use is the Rapala knot. That one I use for Zara Spooks only.

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    I like the Trilene knot for light tackle, which is what kids are most likely to be using. It's an easy and reliable knot. Like the Col said, gotta slobber all over it, or you'll burn your line. Palomar is also solid, and even easier to tie, but the Trilene's better on light line.

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    Re: Fishing Knots

    Link didn't work..Try typing in grogs knots..neat site

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    Re: Fishing Knots

    Here ya go:
    http://www.animatedknots.com/
    When you're posting links, a lot of times it helps to delete everything after the ".com" (or .org, etc.).

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