I'm 77 my son 54, recently he was tying all these fancy knots on a fishing trip and I asked him "where on God's earth did you learn all these knots? he smiled and said "you taught me dad"It was then I got something in my eye.
I am a tournament fisherman but I always love watching knot videos and anything about fishing because I know I can and anybody can get better even if your the best fisherman in the world.
This is brilliant. I'm 70 I worked in television when I was 20. From 1982-1992 I was Chief Advertising Photographer Lowe's homecenters, then became an educator. Know alot about clarity of presentation, you videos are concise, to the point.No BS. Excellent vid, how to know knots.
George Sfouggatakis depends on line type both are really good knots if tied properly i’ve done a lot of testing over the last 30 years and the very strongest knit i ever tested is the double san deigo jam knot but certain baits it effects the action of the bait where is big
Thank you for doing each of these slowly and explaining not just the how, but the why. So many vidoes and the guys just speed through it. This helped my autistic son understand why to tie these ways and figure out what he is more comfortable with. 🙌
Don’t know what you do for a living, but you might consider education. You are very clear and Concise in Presentation and explanation. Keep it coming. Thanks
The trilene knot is just so awesome I'm surprised it's not more famous. The skipper of my fishing boat taught it to me as a deckie over 25 years ago and I've been using it ever since. It's just so quick and easy to tie it, and never slips. I've even tested it myself and it definitely holds more weight than any other. Try it and see. It's just a simple clinch knot but you start it with a double pass rather than just a single.
Yes this is the only knot I use also. Never had it fail on me. From using 10lb test to 40lb leader I use the same know. I usually wrap it 5x with smaller line and 3-4 depending on how big the knot looks if I use like 60lb fluro for sharks. Works great just harder to get it nice and flush with thicket line
First minute is invaluable info. Knots are a great thing to know in any situation. On a boat, fishing, setting up camping gear ie hammock on trees. Knots are an amazing thing to learn.
This is easier to follow than instructions in a book! I use the second knot, but plan to add the others. Thanks for the direct, no-nonsense descriptions. Fish on!
I'm new to fishing (as a whole) so 'tips & tricks' are what I need. Your channel is full of the information, and with lots of details that make sense. Welcome to my favorite list.
I've used the improved clinch knot for over 20 yrs. I like the speed of tying it and don't even have to look while tying it which is great in dark situations. Never lost a fish due to its performance.
I agree I may try a couple of these but the improved one has never failed me from the knot. only times it did was me not keeping it wet or using wrong size line for what i was doing. I have broke a catfish hook before breaking the knot, straightened a bass hook, and broke the top section of my pole and had to cut the line because the knot would not break. so if these other knots are stronger then i better break trees down and shatter rocks then lol
Jimmy Houston taught me the Palomar back in the 80s and just never saw a need to use any other. Takes all of 30 seconds to retie, which if you're fishing heavy cover, you NEED to retie fairly often. I've watched NDYakAngler tie the Triline knot several times, but now I know the details. Thanks Debo!
I always use the improved clinch for mono and fluoro and the palomar for braid. It's worked for me pretty good so far so that's what I like to stick with👍 and heck yes, dont burn your line, if my line feels a little funny or looks funny after tying my knot, I retie. Not worth losing a fish of a lifetime to being lazy
Broke off on a tank a few days ago on 12lb yo zuri hybrid and using the improved clinch. Wet my knot and everything but the line must've frayed somewhere I didn't see, 2nd time I tied a bad knot, broke my heart 😂
I’m north of 50 and forget so much lol I have to rewatch these amazing Tutorials my friend thank you. I can only remember the Palomar and Bowline for some reason so these videos help tremendously.
@StealthCamper agree, cant beat the uni knot, simple and strong, pulled up 8ft sharks on em, don't know if you go boat fishing but trying to tie some knots when bobbing round in a swell is a lot different than sitting in your lounge room in front of the tv, uni knot all the way . "Make sure the lines are parallel", hahah yea right mate, while he is fucking around tying knots my line is in the water catching fish
I use the improved clinch for mono and palomar for fluro and braid. I never knew to check that the lines are not crossed going through the eye, I will from now on. Thanks Debo!
There's dozens of knot tying videos. But it's cool to finally see one made by a stoner. Beer has been a integral part of fishing for decades. Cool to see this side of things. Thanks, it's refreshing.
The Palomar knot was the first knot I learned! I remember bending hooks (3/0 regular wire) using that knot. I might try the Trilene knot when I go fishing. Great stuff, sir!! 👍🏼👊🏼
I use the UNI-knot which I think is the trilene knot or something similar and it’s very strong when tied right and it’s very easy to remember. I can change lures in about a minute with getting all my shit out and picking a lure and tying one on with the Uni-knot
Been using the palomar knot for the longest time, but for the last couple years or so, have used the orvis knot. Still use the palomar knot for rigging dropshot. Love how you keep it real in your videos- snags, lost lures and dinks (of course)! Keep up the good work. Thanks for taking the time to share.
after a hiatus of 20 years from fishing( my sons left home and work is constant in the summer) I retired and took up fishing again. Had to learn knot tying all over again. The palomar knot has become a favorite.
Clinch had to put on back burner as with the Palomar..Uni-knot is so useful for nearly any item to tie to- braid-to-braid or to mono, even easier to swivels and such.. Do like the first you showed may have to use some spare line to practice that one a bit, to see how i like it.
Agree. I also use a Uni for almost everything. Lately I’ve been running my line through the eye of the hook twice (like you would for a Trilene) and then tying my Uni. Gives me the best of both.
Those were all great knots. Nice instructional vid!👍👍👍 My knot of choice is still the uni knot though. Been using it for everything for over 30 years. Can’t ever recall a knot failure of any kind. Pretty sure I could tie it in my sleep too.
The Trilene knot has been my go to knot for years. It is super strong and lays well. I even use it with braid and tie straight to the hook. Just give it two more wraps and it is good to go. Uni knot for making mono leaders that attach to the braided line. Thanks for the video.
Trilene knot is very strong when tested. However, it has a tendency to unravel for no reasons. I lost quite a few lures because of it. Maybe I did not have enough wrap (5 times). I since moved to Uniknot, which does not test as strong. However, it is more reliable in real life.
Nice video! I have used the Palomar knot for 30yrs. great knot!!! I really like the other 2 u showed. They look good as well. I’m gonna try both of them.
Fantastic!!! I fish almost everyday and get sooo mad at myself when a line breaks or even GOD forbid a knot slip and my lure goes flying. You're right in the beginning, tying a good knot is crucial. Nothing else is as important. Thanks man💪👊
My man coming in with the training videos. Going to watch and see what you like. Done, never seen your first knot before that’s really cool. I switch between the Palomar and the Uni knot. Unit knot has become my favorite, it’s also a great knot for tying leader to main, called a double Uni Knot.
I connect my braid to my leader, usually fluorocarbon, with the double uni knot. For monofilament and fluorocarbon to lures I use ONLY the Trilene knot. I don't ever tie braid straight to my lures, but I've always been told the palomar knot is the only knot that won't slip with braid.
Very clever video debo. I hate to admit, when I tie flouro or mono, I still will tie the improved clinche knot every single time. For braid, I hate wasting so much line with a Palomar knot, so last year I switched up to a double uni knot. Basically the same idea of doubling the line. So far it has been rock solid for me and it's easier then some of the others.
I’ve been using the Trilene knot for many years. Between it and the RP knot for my leaders, it’s all I need. I really like the Palomar knot but I lose a lot of my leader each time I re-tie. So I use for braid only purposes. Some people make this more complicated than it needs to be. As you said, practice. Practice a couple and master them. You’re good to go.
Im getting in to fishing as the last time I've been was when I was really young, so I find a lot of your videos helpful. Im taking my lady and kids fishing this weekend and im planning on the trilene or palomar, and test out how things go for trout and bass
He slightly underrated the improved clinch. My friend will use that solely, and he regularly fishes for white sturgeon. It is good for virtually everything and super quick. Not as strong, but strong enough for most scenarios
I'm relatively new to fishing on my own (even as a teenager I just had my dad do the knots) and I've just been using the basic clinch knot, but I've been wanting to try the Palomar knot and this video was really helpful for that. Thank you!
I just tie a Palomar on a quick change swivel with some 30 pound braid, good to go. Anytime I loose a lure it's because the swivel breaks, I hardly ever snap my line though
Great video! I'm similar and, unless I'm rigging something special like a snell hook, I really only use 2 knots: the trilene knot for mono and fluoro, and the palomar knot for braid. I know people still like to use clinch knots and improved clinch knots, but there's really no reason not to switch from either of those to a trilene knot that I can think of, for the reasons you mentioned. In fact, from what I can recall, the trilene knot was itself specifically developed in order to replace the improved clinch knot.
I discovered the palomar knot by mistake just trying to find a nice strong knot when I was a beginner. I didn't know that's what it was called until I saw your video. I use the same knot on all of my lures and it has never failed me. Ya know what they say. If it ain't broke don't fix it. Thanks for the content!
My parents taught me the trilene knot 30 years ago and I fished it exclusively for 25 years with no issues whatsoever. Learned the palomar knot just a few years back and I use it exclusively on straight braid froggin, jiggin and other large swimbaits or any mono/flouro over 10lb test. A well tied, well lubricated trilene knot never failed me for 20 plus years on sub 12lb test mono though.
I use the trilene a bunch. Usually 4-5 wraps. For braided line almost exclusively the uni knot unless it's a Texas rig with a heavy weight then a snell. Double shindo for almost all my finesse stuff or floro in general assuming theres no grass.
Awesome video! I've used trilene for 30 years. In the last 10 years I have learned a variation that allows a small loop for jerkbaits, worms, or anything that needs a little extra natural movement on it's own. I only know it as a rapala knot because that's where I first saw it.
Hey Debo, I just want to say thanks for all your awesome tips, tricks and advice. I have subscribed to your channel and it doesn't disappoint. This knot video is great help. Keep up the great work.
Been in the fishing game for about 2 years now. Your videos have helped me out along the way. A family member recently got hooked on bass fishing as well and of course you got some of my go to videos. Thanks for the content. Keep them coming.
I'm 77 my son 54, recently he was tying all these fancy knots on a fishing trip and I asked him "where on God's earth did you learn all these knots? he smiled and said "you taught me dad"It was then I got something in my eye.
Now I have something in my eye 😭
That cashed bowl in the thumbnail makes me happy
Haha same
Thought I was trippin
I had to do a double take.
Thought the same, zoomed in hook/jig
Definitely thought it was too, but it’s not
Palomar for everything! Never failed me! Great ViDEBO!! 🎣🎣🎣
I am a tournament fisherman but I always love watching knot videos and anything about fishing because I know I can and anybody can get better even if your the best fisherman in the world.
Learning is the fun part!
I use the palomar knot almost exclusively. Easy to tie and super strong!!!!!
I agree!
Difficult as hell I just got into fishing and I’m losing my goddamn mind
Best knot there is.
This is brilliant. I'm 70 I worked in television when I was 20. From 1982-1992 I was Chief Advertising Photographer Lowe's homecenters, then became an educator. Know alot about clarity of presentation, you videos are concise, to the point.No BS. Excellent vid, how to know knots.
Thank you very much, Elliott! That means a lot to me coming from someone in the biz!
Ever since I learned the palomar knot, that’s all I use and all I recommend to people to use. Has not failed me yet!
Good stuff!
It's a good one!
Lou Quilici u should use the uni. It is better imho
George Sfouggatakis I use braid for just about everything.
George Sfouggatakis depends on line type both are really good knots if tied properly i’ve done a lot of testing over the last 30 years and the very strongest knit i ever tested is the double san deigo jam knot but certain baits it effects the action of the bait where is big
Yeah simple and secure
Thank you for doing each of these slowly and explaining not just the how, but the why. So many vidoes and the guys just speed through it. This helped my autistic son understand why to tie these ways and figure out what he is more comfortable with. 🙌
I’ve tied the Trilene knot for over 30 yrs. It’s NEVER let me down. 👍🏻
Same here. I use it to tie my leader to my drum rig and it has never let me down. I only wrap 3 time as I'm using a 50 lb leader.
I love learning new, fast, simple, and strong knots. Tbanks for the tutorials
Don’t know what you do for a living, but you might consider education. You are very clear and Concise in Presentation and explanation. Keep it coming. Thanks
Appreciate that a lot, Elliott! Thanks for watching 👊👊👊
Thank you Debo. .Very Informative.
And thank you for watching 👊
The trilene knot is just so awesome I'm surprised it's not more famous. The skipper of my fishing boat taught it to me as a deckie over 25 years ago and I've been using it ever since. It's just so quick and easy to tie it, and never slips. I've even tested it myself and it definitely holds more weight than any other. Try it and see. It's just a simple clinch knot but you start it with a double pass rather than just a single.
That's my go to, and with braid double it over get four points
Yes this is the only knot I use also. Never had it fail on me. From using 10lb test to 40lb leader I use the same know. I usually wrap it 5x with smaller line and 3-4 depending on how big the knot looks if I use like 60lb fluro for sharks. Works great just harder to get it nice and flush with thicket line
@@JohnJames.what do u mean by double it over? Do more loops or?
True, but going through the eye twice is hard for us old guys😂
Tying a knot is the skill I reinforce with my kids over and over again!!
So true! They come in handy for a number of things!
my friend showed me the trilene knot 10 years ago when i first started fishing and ive been using it ever since. super easy and strong!
Thank you for really breaking it down step by this is one of the best videos by far
I used to use the improved clinch knot, 1st one i learned. i now use the palomar knot exclusively. just so easy.
First minute is invaluable info. Knots are a great thing to know in any situation. On a boat, fishing, setting up camping gear ie hammock on trees. Knots are an amazing thing to learn.
This is easier to follow than instructions in a book! I use the second knot, but plan to add the others. Thanks for the direct, no-nonsense descriptions. Fish on!
So nice, eazy and intresting. Very good bro... from ::Malta. :) thankyou...
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Yes my friend. been fishing 60 years. and liked your knots. hopefully use some this summer. :-)
I'm new to fishing (as a whole) so 'tips & tricks' are what I need. Your channel is full of the information, and with lots of details that make sense. Welcome to my favorite list.
You are the best knot guy I have ever watched. You make it look so easy. Thank you.
I've used the improved clinch knot for over 20 yrs. I like the speed of tying it and don't even have to look while tying it which is great in dark situations. Never lost a fish due to its performance.
bro yesterday i lost two shads + jig heads due to the cinch knot
I agree I may try a couple of these but the improved one has never failed me from the knot. only times it did was me not keeping it wet or using wrong size line for what i was doing. I have broke a catfish hook before breaking the knot, straightened a bass hook, and broke the top section of my pole and had to cut the line because the knot would not break. so if these other knots are stronger then i better break trees down and shatter rocks then lol
Been using it for about 28 years and it's never failed me
@@lewisgan1197 you obviously are not tying it right lol
I've caught massive salmon on nothing but an improved clinch knot.. maybe i just dont know any better but what works, works lol
My dad found the Palomar knot in the fishing report section of the NY Daily News back in the early 70s. 50 years later it's still my number one.
Dad taught me the Trilene knot when I was kid.......40 years later, still using that same knot , never had a problem.
why are you looking up fishing knot videos then
@@JDoberman you do know that TH-cam will show random videos of interest right? At the time I was searching fishing line reviews and strengths.
Hello from the Lake District, Cumbria in The UK.
Great video.
I have fished for 35 years, this was a much appreciated.
Good work, thanks.
Jimmy Houston taught me the Palomar back in the 80s and just never saw a need to use any other. Takes all of 30 seconds to retie, which if you're fishing heavy cover, you NEED to retie fairly often. I've watched NDYakAngler tie the Triline knot several times, but now I know the details. Thanks Debo!
Palomar knot is the main knot I have been using since 1982 when I first used it. Great knot!
Palomar is all I use. Never failed me.
Dad taught me the second knot 40 years ago and it's the only one I know and use. No fails in 40 years.
I use a palomar for pretty much everything. Braid, mono, whatever. Palomar the world.😂
I agree the palomar is the best knot for me
I agree 100%. The Palomar is my go to
I've watched so many videos on how to do the knot and your is the best and easiest to understand. Thank you for this helpful content!
Glad I could help man, thank you very much for watching 👊
@@DEBOSFishing definitely! I just subscribed! Thanks again bro!
-Omar
I always use the improved clinch for mono and fluoro and the palomar for braid. It's worked for me pretty good so far so that's what I like to stick with👍 and heck yes, dont burn your line, if my line feels a little funny or looks funny after tying my knot, I retie. Not worth losing a fish of a lifetime to being lazy
Agreed
Broke off on a tank a few days ago on 12lb yo zuri hybrid and using the improved clinch. Wet my knot and everything but the line must've frayed somewhere I didn't see, 2nd time I tied a bad knot, broke my heart 😂
Yep, when in doubt, retie that line!
Lost a PB bass that way it was at least 4-6 pounds took my crank bait with him to add to the pain
An improved clinch is a weak ass garbage knot. Like 60% break strength.
I’m north of 50 and forget so much lol I have to rewatch these amazing Tutorials my friend thank you. I can only remember the Palomar and Bowline for some reason so these videos help tremendously.
Literally brand new to fishing my dad like just bought me a tackle box this seriously helped thank you!
i so that too lol
@StealthCamper agree, cant beat the uni knot, simple and strong, pulled up 8ft sharks on em, don't know if you go boat fishing but trying to tie some knots when bobbing round in a swell is a lot different than sitting in your lounge room in front of the tv, uni knot all the way . "Make sure the lines are parallel", hahah yea right mate, while he is fucking around tying knots my line is in the water catching fish
Look up the Rapala Knot as well for action heavy lures. And a double uni know for tying a monofiliment lead onto your braided line.
Best knot tying video on the internet. I personally use the trilene knot most.
Uni forever ! :)
Palamor knot and the uni. I am happy you did the trilene knot like you did because it showed it in a way I can tie it. Thanks.
I use the improved clinch for mono and palomar for fluro and braid. I never knew to check that the lines are not crossed going through the eye, I will from now on. Thanks Debo!
Just bought my first rod ever today and have been searching for something like this...thank you
Like many others.. The Palomar is my go to every time I tie something on.
Quick and strong!
There's dozens of knot tying videos. But it's cool to finally see one made by a stoner.
Beer has been a integral part of fishing for decades. Cool to see this side of things. Thanks, it's refreshing.
I use the palomar, but the trilene is awesome and I plan to incorporate- thanks for sharing!
Thank you for giving the trilene knot the credit it deserves I've used it for years
The Palomar knot was the first knot I learned! I remember bending hooks (3/0 regular wire) using that knot. I might try the Trilene knot when I go fishing. Great stuff, sir!! 👍🏼👊🏼
I use the UNI-knot which I think is the trilene knot or something similar and it’s very strong when tied right and it’s very easy to remember. I can change lures in about a minute with getting all my shit out and picking a lure and tying one on with the Uni-knot
I can change a lure in a minute with the Palomar knot too once you get used to tying your knot most of them take little time to do.
I use the Palomar knot because its so easy to tie . Thanks for pointing out the finer things to Watch for .
Been using the palomar knot for the longest time, but for the last couple years or so, have used the orvis knot. Still use the palomar knot for rigging dropshot. Love how you keep it real in your videos- snags, lost lures and dinks (of course)! Keep up the good work. Thanks for taking the time to share.
after a hiatus of 20 years from fishing( my sons left home and work is constant in the summer) I retired and took up fishing again. Had to learn knot tying all over again. The palomar knot has become a favorite.
I just use uni for everything. Uni to uni for connections. Never lets me down.
If it works for you, that's what is important. Have confidence in a knot that works and go catch feesh 👊
@@DEBOSFishing love the double uni knot for any line to line connection.
Clinch had to put on back burner as with the Palomar..Uni-knot is so useful for nearly any item to tie to- braid-to-braid or to mono, even easier to swivels and such.. Do like the first you showed may have to use some spare line to practice that one a bit, to see how i like it.
Agree. I also use a Uni for almost everything. Lately I’ve been running my line through the eye of the hook twice (like you would for a Trilene) and then tying my Uni. Gives me the best of both.
Me to.
Who "dislikes" this video? So much info especially for beginners. Thanks man! I've been tying my line like I do my shoes! Lol
I was taught the palmar knot as a child, and have never tied anything else in my 37 years.
I love the simplicity of the Palomar. Liking it better than my previous go-to, the improved clinch.
I have used Trilene and Palomar knots my whole life!
All 3 great knots!! I use Palomar, FG, GT and Double Uni as well, on braid I also use a drop of super glue. Tight Lines!!
Those were all great knots. Nice instructional vid!👍👍👍 My knot of choice is still the uni knot though. Been using it for everything for over 30 years. Can’t ever recall a knot failure of any kind. Pretty sure I could tie it in my sleep too.
Hahaha when you can tie them in your sleep, you're doing it right 🤣👊
Aparantly I have been doing the trylene knot since I was a kid. Never knew the name till this vid. Thanks
The Trilene knot has been my go to knot for years. It is super strong and lays well. I even use it with braid and tie straight to the hook. Just give it two more wraps and it is good to go. Uni knot for making mono leaders that attach to the braided line. Thanks for the video.
Same here
Trilene knot is very strong when tested. However, it has a tendency to unravel for no reasons. I lost quite a few lures because of it. Maybe I did not have enough wrap (5 times). I since moved to Uniknot, which does not test as strong. However, it is more reliable in real life.
I'm getting back into fishing. I haven't been fishing since I was a kid. Thank you posting this.
Palomar + Uni = love!!!
Nice video! I have used the Palomar knot for 30yrs. great knot!!! I really like the other 2 u showed. They look good as well. I’m gonna try both of them.
Fantastic!!! I fish almost everyday and get sooo mad at myself when a line breaks or even GOD forbid a knot slip and my lure goes flying. You're right in the beginning, tying a good knot is crucial. Nothing else is as important. Thanks man💪👊
Three really good knots Debo. I use a lighter to burn the braid tag end to help reduce fraying.
My man coming in with the training videos. Going to watch and see what you like.
Done, never seen your first knot before that’s really cool. I switch between the Palomar and the Uni knot. Unit knot has become my favorite, it’s also a great knot for tying leader to main, called a double Uni Knot.
I connect my braid to my leader, usually fluorocarbon, with the double uni knot. For monofilament and fluorocarbon to lures I use ONLY the Trilene knot. I don't ever tie braid straight to my lures, but I've always been told the palomar knot is the only knot that won't slip with braid.
TheDefiantClone I use the same knots
@@midwestfischerman Berkeley has a good knot for braid, that will not waist as much line as the Palomar.
Nice, hope it helps! I use the Alberto for my braid to fluorocarbon or mono. It's quick and has always been solid for me!
Palomar all day long, never failed me. I fish primarily stripers and they hit hella hard. Cool vid.
Very clever video debo. I hate to admit, when I tie flouro or mono, I still will tie the improved clinche knot every single time. For braid, I hate wasting so much line with a Palomar knot, so last year I switched up to a double uni knot. Basically the same idea of doubling the line. So far it has been rock solid for me and it's easier then some of the others.
Great video. Heck I've watched dozens of how to tie different knots videos and yours are some of THE best sir. 👍
I’ve been using the Trilene knot for many years. Between it and the RP knot for my leaders, it’s all I need. I really like the Palomar knot but I lose a lot of my leader each time I re-tie. So I use for braid only purposes. Some people make this more complicated than it needs to be. As you said, practice. Practice a couple and master them. You’re good to go.
Definitely think braid to leader knots for beginners would be great idea!! Thanks for the video
Im getting in to fishing as the last time I've been was when I was really young, so I find a lot of your videos helpful. Im taking my lady and kids fishing this weekend and im planning on the trilene or palomar, and test out how things go for trout and bass
That means a lot to me man! Hope the vids are helping!
He slightly underrated the improved clinch. My friend will use that solely, and he regularly fishes for white sturgeon. It is good for virtually everything and super quick. Not as strong, but strong enough for most scenarios
I only use the palomar knot and it’s been great! Super strong and super easy to tie!
“I know a lot of people this is the only knot they use” *Raises hand* thats me. I use the Palomar knot for everything I can.
Love that knot never have broke off (YET)
Yep. Never had to use another knot except to tie a leader on.
Stole the words outta my mouth!! Hasn't failed me yet!!! PB on this knot!!
Lots of folks only need that one knot!
Yeah i use only palomar too, because i use braid line without any mono/fluoro leader. Never had that knot loosen off. Such a good knot.
Palomar knot is one of the best and strongest out there can’t go wrong with it!
I'm relatively new to fishing on my own (even as a teenager I just had my dad do the knots) and I've just been using the basic clinch knot, but I've been wanting to try the Palomar knot and this video was really helpful for that. Thank you!
Yessir, a good knot comes in handy!
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I tested all 3 and by far, the Palomar knot is the strongest knot in this video.
Your illustrations are the clearest and super helpful. Thanks
My father taught me the Trilene knot, when I was a babe.. However, I had no idea what it was called until now. 💪👍 nice video. Thanks.
Thanks for the knots. I only used the first one for ever. I'm definitely going try the rest out
Debo: uses trilene knot on spiderwire
Berkely: "Am I a joke to you?"
i do that too lol
I have had some Bad experiences with Spiderwire. I now stick with Berkeley/Trilene.
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That is the best explanation of a Palomar knot ever. And gonna try the others too
If you ever have to use circle hooks, I recommend adding the snell knot to your arsenal too.
I'm working on learning it. I know and use these three and love the palomar and uni.
It's one I honestly don't use a ton!
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Helped me out a lot just retired and on my way to my first fishing trip. Thanks!
It's pretty hard to beat the Palomar knot. It's so strong, simple, and quick to tie. These are all quality knots for sure though.
Yessir, just comes down to what you have confidence in!
I just tie a Palomar on a quick change swivel with some 30 pound braid, good to go. Anytime I loose a lure it's because the swivel breaks, I hardly ever snap my line though
@@daniels1293 can you tie it on Fluorocarbon or only braid
I believe it only works for braided line but you can always try it and see if it works for floro
Sheeeesh, that palomar knots is the best. Wow, I just looked it up and I’m impressed. Used it for a dog leash I’m making.
Great video! I'm similar and, unless I'm rigging something special like a snell hook, I really only use 2 knots: the trilene knot for mono and fluoro, and the palomar knot for braid. I know people still like to use clinch knots and improved clinch knots, but there's really no reason not to switch from either of those to a trilene knot that I can think of, for the reasons you mentioned. In fact, from what I can recall, the trilene knot was itself specifically developed in order to replace the improved clinch knot.
Thanks for the Knot Clarity!! Was looking for a quick easy braidline knot to teach kids (and Me)
Staring using the trilene knot a few years ago and it’s been real reliable, other than that palomar and snell where needed
Both work great!
I discovered the palomar knot by mistake just trying to find a nice strong knot when I was a beginner. I didn't know that's what it was called until I saw your video. I use the same knot on all of my lures and it has never failed me. Ya know what they say. If it ain't broke don't fix it. Thanks for the content!
I can't believe out of these 3 knots the BEST 1 You didn't show.... The Uniknot! Super Strong and Won't slip!!!
Uni is my main knot.
@@lemon-iu7bo I’ve just started to tie it
Still need to practice
Great Video I’m glad you take the time to show ever aspect of the looping and not crossing over in your video!!!!!
My parents taught me the trilene knot 30 years ago and I fished it exclusively for 25 years with no issues whatsoever. Learned the palomar knot just a few years back and I use it exclusively on straight braid froggin, jiggin and other large swimbaits or any mono/flouro over 10lb test. A well tied, well lubricated trilene knot never failed me for 20 plus years on sub 12lb test mono though.
Good video! Understandable, Precise and to the point - er knot.
I use the trilene a bunch. Usually 4-5 wraps. For braided line almost exclusively the uni knot unless it's a Texas rig with a heavy weight then a snell. Double shindo for almost all my finesse stuff or floro in general assuming theres no grass.
One of the best explanations of each knot I’ve found, great video!
Awesome video! I've used trilene for 30 years. In the last 10 years I have learned a variation that allows a small loop for jerkbaits, worms, or anything that needs a little extra natural movement on it's own. I only know it as a rapala knot because that's where I first saw it.
Great info for a guy learning to fish at 68!
Hey Debo, I just want to say thanks for all your awesome tips, tricks and advice. I have subscribed to your channel and it doesn't disappoint. This knot video is great help.
Keep up the great work.
Appreciate the support a ton my man! Thanks for watching 👊👊👊
As always, thanks a lot Debo..!
Will use this for my monoflouroment lines..! 😁
Been in the fishing game for about 2 years now. Your videos have helped me out along the way. A family member recently got hooked on bass fishing as well and of course you got some of my go to videos. Thanks for the content. Keep them coming.
Thanks for the guide! I will definitely try the Palomar knot next time i go fishing! 🔱
I have tied and only tied the Palomar Knot. Unless I’m tying a leader knot but that’s a different story. You should do a video on that one as well.