Every fisherman should take the time to learn how to
tie these basic knots. Tying a good knot is one of the
most important things required for a successful day's
fishing.
How
to tie a Trilene knot
A good knot for attaching hooks, snaps, swivels. A
very strong knot.
How
to tie a Bowline knot
A good choice for tying on a crankbait.
This knot will not restrict the wiggling action of the
lure when its retrieved through the water.
How
to tie a Rapala knot
Another good choice for tying on a
crankbait.
This knot will not restrict the wiggling action of the
lure when its retrieved through the water.
How
to tie a Polomar Knot
A good knot for attaching hooks, snaps, spoons, jigs,
and swivels. I recommend this knot when your using one
of the low stretch super lines.
