looking for decent leader knot mono to mono any suggestions
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Re: looking for decent leader knot mono to mono any suggest
This knot is excellent easy to tie, quite slim profile
http://www.planetseafishing.com/tutoria ... ader-knot/
Basically a combination of a half hitch knot and a grinner
Used to use modified albright but my light beachcaster has a very small tip ring and it used to catch in the last ring. Since I switched to the knot above no problems and the knot had not failed
http://www.planetseafishing.com/tutoria ... ader-knot/
Basically a combination of a half hitch knot and a grinner
Used to use modified albright but my light beachcaster has a very small tip ring and it used to catch in the last ring. Since I switched to the knot above no problems and the knot had not failed
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Re: looking for decent leader knot mono to mono any suggest
shortcircuit wrote:This knot is excellent easy to tie, quite slim profile
http://www.planetseafishing.com/tutoria ... ader-knot/
Basically a combination of a half hitch knot and a grinner
Used to use modified albright but my light beachcaster has a very small tip ring and it used to catch in the last ring. Since I switched to the knot above no problems and the knot had not failed
the knot in the link is the knot i would use 90% of the time and never have any problems