How To Tie The Haywire Twist- Saltwater Experience

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Tom Rowland shows step by step instructions to tie the Haywire Twist knot for attaching a hook or swivel to solid wire. Fish like Sharks, Barracuda, Mackerel, Wahoo, and Goliath Grouper have big teeth and can cut through multistrand wire and monofiliment. The Haywaire Twist is the go to knot for solid wire.
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[@JonDunnmusician]

Love the detail about hand safety thank you

[@saltflies2553]

Thx for the knot videos! They really do make life easier!

[@Lownslow84]

Thanks for posting! I had only heard of this knot 2 days ago and was wondering how to do it. What do ya know?

[@SaltwaterExperience]

+Lownslow84 glad it helped!

[@xdsmastermia]

thank you! subscribed! trying this tomorrow

[@richarddelavega8795]

If any of you know what a pair of safety wire pliers are, you can tie this Haywire twist in about 30 seconds...And it comes out looking like it was done in the factory, and no finger pain/cuts...

[@jebradshawjr]

What size wire is that? Approximately anyway…

[@DLRinc]

How do you generally like to connect the other end of the wire to your main line? I fish from a kayak for King Mackerel in the Panhandle and I have always used a standard stringer hook rig with single strand wire (30 something to 60 something pound I think) with a 3-5 foot wire from the first hook to a flat black swivel. I still have occasional problems with cut offs, but I think it is because the swivel. Should I be using a short, maybe 6", wire then to a heavy mono or fluorocarbon leader with out the swivel? I've never been officially taught or fished with some one experienced in offshore kayak fishing, but have done well in hands on experience so far!

[@SaltwaterExperience]

+Daniel Russell Check out my video on the Alberto knot. I like that one alot, but the standard for a long time was an Albright. I will also sometimes do another haywire to a small swivel and them tie a uni or clinch to the swivel if the bait twists at all

[@UncleBogator]

Haven't fished with wire yet. Interesting that just the twists keep it all together and strong

[@SaltwaterExperience]

Plenty strong

[@theRussianJiu]

But, but, I was convinced on TH-cam that I couldn't do that twist without buying a $600 tool.

[@keales9564]

Thanks, I look forward to your videos every week!What kind of hook is that? Size? I've been looking for a treble hook replacement for 2-5 oz lures. I know you can use the VMC inline hooks, but at a 1.00 a piece, (4/0) I was looking for something a little cheaper.

[@SaltwaterExperience]

+keale s That is an Offshore Angler 7/0

[@goldenkitch86]

That’s great but how do you attach it to the mainline?

[@ewest9970]

I use a swivel.

[@richardbrown986]

Or albrite knot in his other video