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If you use that many!
I thought it would be interesting to see what knots we all use and for what. I think that for most applications we can get by with 1-3 knots. Here are mine: Palomar Knot IB's Notes: * This is a no brainer knot. Simple and fast to tie, especially when it is very cold out. * I used it when drop shotting or when it is practical to use. For example, I won't use it on a lure like a large crankbait or spinnerbait or any lure where the loop needed to accomodate the lure is ridiculously large. For me it can invite sloppiness in the tying of the lure (that's me) and it wastes line. *I will use for any line type. Improved Clinch Knot (ICK) * Another easy to tie knot. * I like to use it on baits that might be a pain (loop wise) with the palomar * It works well with mono or FC. I have tested it and can vouch that it will slip with braid without modification. Trilene Knot * A good knot, and I use it when I don't feel like tying the Improved Clinch knot. * I also like to use it in my salmon fishing. * I have used it for all line types. Double Uni and Albright Knots * Both are great knots. * These are the two knots I use for joining lines. *If the line diameters vary considerably, the Albright gets the call. Rapala Knots (2) * I use them for their baits, because they recommend them for their baits. ![]() * However, sometimes I forget to tie either one of them when I'm on the water so I wind up using the trilene or ICK ![]()
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