Is that just shaky hands or add half blind too? Yeah, at almost 70, too much coffee does hinder the steady hand. But, even if steady handed, needing +275-300 reading lenses to see 2x or 3x tippet line to tie up a #6 -#8 wooly bugger, hummm... try that on a dark night on your favorite bass or trout stream. A good headlight will certainly help. But when older eye$ start to flag, better have some younger eyes to do it for us huh? Hey grandson, want to go fishing? Hope you don't mind tying my tippets and flies. I'll teach you how to catch Wiley fish though. 😳 can you say # 12-26 dry mayfly grandson. Try one of these on for size. Hahaha
My wife just started fishing with me and this vid really helped her. Thank you. BTW she caught 3 speckled brook trout her 1st day this weekend with her 1st fishing license on her 1st camping trip with me in the Great Smokey Mts.
And you went home empty handed probably.... Don't worry....my mom caught a fish that was the record in the family and told my dad "mines bigger than yours".
I was taught how to tie this by my grandpa and dad over 40 years ago. I’m pretty sure most of us in Hawaii tie hooks this way. Great job, easy to follow.
It's a variation of a "Snell Knot".. a well known knot. The knot is also used in eye-less hooks (popular in Japan) where instead of an eye, it's flattened out in an oval or circle. The line will snap *or* the hook will bend, before the knot fails. Guaranteed. That's why it's advertised on every box of loose hooks & pre-made Eagle Claw SNELLS you buy. The more difficult "lesser known" knots are when connecting actual Lures to a line, through a split ring. This Snell knot is *known* by 95% of fisherman.
@@doejon9424 so how many of the 5% that didn't know this knot would have seen it on TH-cam and does this take into account those that knew the knot but may have forgotten it
@@ppmppm7010 Doesn't matter. It's click bait. First he claims "99% of people who fish don't know this knot".. it's a well known knot and it's the knot shown on most fishing equipment/hook packs. Then he names it differently. It's a well known knot. 99% of fisherman DO know this knot.
@@rpurdy4821 Looks overkill to me. I've used this knot for hammocks and other high tension applications, but unless I'm fishing for Jaws I don't really see the need for it.
Learnt that one as a girl guide, more than 60 years ago. It was used to protect the ends of a rope from fraying, or to use up the excess length of a rope that you didn't want to cut. We called it 'whipping'.
Yeah same ere !! Most old time match anglers in England USED this 99% back in the day ! And it seems to have been lost over time with the progression of modern "ready " made rigs and such!! Well presented though mate!!!
You and me both. Was tying my hooks like this when i was 12 years old. We had peacocks , and quail. And was tying homemade flies as well. Using the feathers from our fowl. ✌️
My grandpa used to make all his own lures when I was a kid and this is how he attached his hooks. I never knew how he did it but I always loved how neat and clean it looked compared to my "five hundred square knots" strategy lmao.
When I fished the cut/canal when I was a kid one of my friends fathers showed us that knot but it was a small hook so less loops. Thanks for bringing back fishing memories
Thank you for this knot. I lost 3 fingers on my right hand and find it difficult to tie a knot to a hook.This is The first one I have succeeded in tying with two fingers on my right hand, thank you.
@@andrefrigo5399 first time I've seen it, been fishing for nearly 50 years. Always use the Berkley knot, basically the same knot but not tied around the shank.
It's definitely in the top 3 most used fishing knots of anybody who actually fishes...I'm glad people who don't know it can learn it, but the title is stupid
Thats because 99% of anglers know better more simple knots ? and at the end of the day ; it is not your knot that gives, but the breaking strain of yor line ! Good knot all the same and well demonstrated , i was expecting a knot that i dont know🤣🤣 but i must be in the 1% bracket👍👍
Will definitely try it with my grandchildren they always loose their 🪝 this time I sent them this video so they will show me if they can do this by themselves or I will have to step in and show them that , I’m sure they will be thrilled, thank you for your great and clear video, keep what you do!!!!🏆🏆👍👍💕💕
@@jaydee3730 I agree , but also think the breaking strain of your line will give, before majority of anglers knots , lets face it if you can not tie a decent basic knot , then you have no buissness calling yourself an angler do you ?👀👀👍👍
@@raymondsweeney5410 Sometimes yes, the breaking point of lower test non-braided lines is less than the force the knot can take, but braid is a little different. It's not gonna break typically, so the knot is actually the weak point. Using the wrong knot with braid is gonna lose a lot of lures. I cant tell you how many people I've went fishing with that use clinch knots for braid...you can literally pull out the knot just by trying to tighten it after tying! Every knot serves a purpose, for a specific use, and that's the point I was trying to make :) But I whole-heartedly agree with you, if you cannot tie a decent basic knot, you dont need to be fishing.
I certainly am not a fisherman, but I still like this knot...and I learned it in one playing of this video...quite a simple and intuitive knot. Dr. G.W.
I think 99% have come across it and have used it at one time or another, but I believe a lot more than 1% still use it. It's called the 'snell' or 'eye hook snell'. It's very commonly used in packages of leaders hooks which are commonly used with baits. IMHO it is still the best way to keep the leader in line with the shaft of an in angled eye or up angled eye hook.
You really think 99% of fisherman today do not know this knot? I am surprised to hear that. I was taught this knot back in the late 50's by my uncle for fishing for big fish salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, Flatheads and the like.. What do they use instead? I sure liked the music though... Top notch.. thanks.
@@hamyankee9437 ME? I was pointing out ( in my disappointment) that this is not a new knot and that every fisherman I know and have known out here in the pacific northwest uses it.. Heck we can even buy hooks tied like that out here.. But I guess the real reason was I was a touch angry. I thought I was going to find a new knot here but didn't That was what I was so angry about There really is no call for people doing that. I was a bit surprised you didn't realize that was why I was angry..
It's called a "whipping." Whipping is traditionally done using a thin cord to keep the ends of rope (hemp, twine, etc) from fraying. It's also used to secure splices.
Cool, what difference is that knot from any other fishing knot? If the hook stays on the line, that all matters, right? Or is there a significant importance for this particular knot, other than the fact it makes your set up look fancy. 🤔
It's all down to knot strength, some knots are crap and weaken the line and break or fail well below the breaking strain of the line some hold on right upto the the test strain of the line.
I know a much simpler faster way to tie this knot. Just twist the hook and loop several time and pass the end through the loop and pull tight. I the middle of a hot streak you can replace or change flies very quickly.
Great video. Awesome knot. It’s kinda like a reverse cinch knot. Gonna give it a try for sure. Thanks for sharing (and loved the background music just as much!!).
Well demonstrated lesson 👍 I learned this knot 40+ years ago and also used the same knot - without threading through the eye for spade ended hooks only I was told to wet the line ( as a lubricant) before pulling the knot tight......... pulling the knot tight with a dry line can cause friction and can leave week/break points in the line, same for any other knots (wet before pulling tight) such as tying a weaker leader /hook line than the main line to avoid tackle loss or using swivels, wire trace lines ect.
This is slightly different, most snell knots like eagle claws have to be tied on a leader because the easiest method to tie it needs both tag ends, this version allows it to be tied directly to your main line with the doubled line loop. But ya it is still a snell knot.
@@frogsnacks I figured out now to tie a snell without needing both ends free. Hard to explain but you double the line and insert it through the eye from the front. You leave a big loop behind the bend of the hook. Hold the "standing" line against the hook shank an wrap the "tag" part of the loop over the shank/standing line back towards the eye. After 5-6 wraps just pull the tag and standing lines while pinching the knot. Always moisten knot before tightening. You will have a snell. This knot brings the tag end from the front of the eye to the rear before wrapping around the shank. If the hook/line get pulled hard the main line can pop the tag end over the eye and the wraps can come undone. You can see at the :37sec. mark when he makes the first wrap. Only the hook eye is holding the knot together.
Great job on slowly and clearly showing how to tie this. I've used this for about 30+ years. Great knot. Too may videos "Showing" how to tie a know are too fast and NOT shown clearly, every move.
@@FRESHFISHCHANNEL Also.., can I extend my lead core line that's already on my reel? I need more to fill the reel to best capacity. Lead Core to Lead Core or, should I start reel with braided and tie in my lead core on spool(again).
th-cam.com/play/PL_8EekY8YFF7S-uo6jSYIA1PTCk0CF7Yw.html - here you can see best 10 videos from FRESH FISH CHANNEL
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What line you using in the video?
My uncle taught me that tie in 1983 his dad taught him in 1962 . Stop pulling 'facts' from your ass.
Thank you. 🙂
Great knot. However what is the practical advantage of this knot. Is it stronger? I use the classic clinch not because im a lazy f hahah
Looks so easy with big fat yellow line. Nearly impossible when you’re using 6lb mono and you’re 75 and kinda shakey.
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My husband still manages at 77, how about that!
Is that just shaky hands or add half blind too? Yeah, at almost 70, too much coffee does hinder the steady hand. But, even if steady handed, needing +275-300 reading lenses to see 2x or 3x tippet line to tie up a #6 -#8 wooly bugger, hummm... try that on a dark night on your favorite bass or trout stream. A good headlight will certainly help. But when older eye$ start to flag, better have some younger eyes to do it for us huh? Hey grandson, want to go fishing? Hope you don't mind tying my tippets and flies. I'll teach you how to catch Wiley fish though. 😳 can you say # 12-26 dry mayfly grandson. Try one of these on for size. Hahaha
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... he was born 77'..??!
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@@paulpaule4934 Your comment makes no sense. If her husband is 77 then he was born in '52, not "born 77'.." -- whatever that means.
A simple hangmans noose. 1st knot I learned and always my favorite. Harder the pull..tighter it gets. Nice clear instructions 👌
My wife just started fishing with me and this vid really helped her. Thank you. BTW she caught 3 speckled brook trout her 1st day this weekend with her 1st fishing license on her 1st camping trip with me in the Great Smokey Mts.
Blessings to you and your wife fishing together LUV those stories .i miss my ma we used to fish (S I P ) mom
And you went home empty handed probably.... Don't worry....my mom caught a fish that was the record in the family and told my dad "mines bigger than yours".
@Blue Savage Rotflmao 😆
Thank you for sharing your story.
@@usmcdoc2512 ouch!!! Haha
I was taught how to tie this by my grandpa and dad over 40 years ago. I’m pretty sure most of us in Hawaii tie hooks this way. Great job, easy to follow.
I think everyone in the world does. This is the knot that is shown on the box if you buy anything fishing related in my country.
Yes me too , and everyone I know that fish knows this.
It's a variation of a "Snell Knot".. a well known knot. The knot is also used in eye-less hooks (popular in Japan) where instead of an eye, it's flattened out in an oval or circle. The line will snap *or* the hook will bend, before the knot fails. Guaranteed. That's why it's advertised on every box of loose hooks & pre-made Eagle Claw SNELLS you buy. The more difficult "lesser known" knots are when connecting actual Lures to a line, through a split ring. This Snell knot is *known* by 95% of fisherman.
@@doejon9424 so how many of the 5% that didn't know this knot would have seen it on TH-cam and does this take into account those that knew the knot but may have forgotten it
@@ppmppm7010 Doesn't matter. It's click bait. First he claims "99% of people who fish don't know this knot".. it's a well known knot and it's the knot shown on most fishing equipment/hook packs. Then he names it differently. It's a well known knot. 99% of fisherman DO know this knot.
Спасибо что просвещаете молодое поколение рыбаков👍 такой узел показал мне дядя проф рыбак ещё в 63 году, мне было 10 лет, но пользуюсь до сих пор.
It never hurts to watch another knot video. It was a great view so we could see what you were doing and I liked the music too.
Yes, why knot..
At first I thought he was going to tie a Palomar. Super easy to tie when the boat is rocking. Its my go to Grouper knot.
I have never seen this knot made to looks so complicated. the absolute best fishing knot is one you can tie easily and it works for you. Period!
It didnt look complicated to me, it's pretty simple in fact.
@@rpurdy4821 Looks overkill to me. I've used this knot for hammocks and other high tension applications, but unless I'm fishing for Jaws I don't really see the need for it.
@@michaelg.294
You don't fish for Jaws, Jaws comes fishing for you.
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The background blues was tremendous.
Qhat
Hell yeah expressly due to that music and my imagination this was the raunchiest knot tie i've ever witnessed ANYWHERE :)
Cool as hell
@@sonnylambert4893 Lol!!
Makes information go into brain
This is the only knot I use when tying on hooks, I think almost all angler’s know this knot to be honest.
Thanks 🙏🏻
I’m pretty sure it’s a type of snell knot
I've been using it for decades, when done in reverse it is what use to be used as a noose.
This is the first knot I learned for fishing.
Never used it and probly wont. Looks like theres too many weak points for monster fish
@@Dead_Empire it’s good for big monsters because the more the fish pulls the tighter the knot gets, to be fair I thought everyone knows this knot
Learnt that one as a girl guide, more than 60 years ago. It was used to protect the ends of a rope from fraying, or to use up the excess length of a rope that you didn't want to cut. We called it 'whipping'.
Yes - Thats the name I recognise it as - but I used to use it for 'whipping' rod eyes on to the fishing rod
Agreed, my ole man taught it me, whip on all our hooks which had 'spade' ends. Not quite 60 years ago 😀
Love the music sooo much better than most TH-cam selections. Your tip "ain't" bad either.
Yeah same ere !! Most old time match anglers in England USED this 99% back in the day ! And it seems to have been lost over time with the progression of modern "ready " made rigs and such!! Well presented though mate!!!
I learned this knot over 50 years ago. First knot I was taught in fishing. It’s so cool to be in the 1%.
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You and me both. Was tying my hooks like this when i was 12 years old. We had peacocks , and quail. And was tying homemade flies as well. Using the feathers from our fowl. ✌️
I'm not a fisherman. But, i learn this knot from my uncle, who was addicted. 40 years ago. I don't know another knot. Just this.
Yeah it's not 1%. It's common knowledge
@@ciobanurivelino3844 yah...that fishin addition will get ya sooner or later.
great video thanks so much and outstanding music appreciate it
My grandpa used to make all his own lures when I was a kid and this is how he attached his hooks. I never knew how he did it but I always loved how neat and clean it looked compared to my "five hundred square knots" strategy lmao.
Nobody ties there hook with 500 square knots, at least I hope. I always use an improved clinch and a polamars knot.
@@Matthiaskyriakidis
Joke...
You...
@@jpmc271 ...missed it...
great music (blues) to accompany a great knot! :)
When I fished the cut/canal when I was a kid one of my friends fathers showed us that knot but it was a small hook so less loops. Thanks for bringing back fishing memories
The cut, you sound like you live locally, not heard that saying in years. Thx 👍 Ancoats.
Thank for video.. I’ll try it next time i go fishing! Great video it help !
So, exactly how did you calculate that 99% of anglers don’t know how to tie that knot? Asking for a friend.
Click bait
99 people who have never fished and 1 who is a fisherman.
@@jpablo700 ,100%
@@dave9456 click bait, the best bait for phishing, lure in everytime
Because 100% of anglers know it exists, but 99% don't care to learn it cause they have better knots
I might have to try this knot, I've been using the ol' twist knot, not that it's a bad knot, but it's good to know more than one way to do something.
That's a very common knot I've used that for knot for about 45 years!
gotta get them clicks!!
Exactly!!
55 years here.
Thanks for the tip - and the great blues track.
great knot !!! loved the music !!!
Спасибо. просто и понятно. Всем хорошей рыбалки.
In the uk its called a " half blood knot" was learned to tie this as a kid...50yrs ago, and still use it today.
Could you do it on size 18 hook?
snell knot in the U.S. and learned about 45 years ago it how they tied to hook before hooks had eye holes in them
Oh my gosh!!! This knot is like a magic!! I didn't know this kind of knot existed!!!
Thank you for this knot. I lost 3 fingers on my right hand and find it difficult to tie a knot to a hook.This is The first one I have succeeded in tying with two fingers on my right hand,
thank you.
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You’re right I didn’t know that thanks!
Cпасибо, на стройке все мешки так позавязывал, мужики долго вспоминали.
I would have labeled this the knot we forgot. Thank you. Great video.
You welcome 👍
This was the first fishing knot I learned how to do at 8 years old. I'm pretty sure this is the most commonly used fishing knot.
@@andrefrigo5399 first time I've seen it, been fishing for nearly 50 years. Always use the Berkley knot, basically the same knot but not tied around the shank.
It's definitely in the top 3 most used fishing knots of anybody who actually fishes...I'm glad people who don't know it can learn it, but the title is stupid
Awesome I will be using that next weekend thanks for sharing awesome video
I've used this before but since I learned the palomar knot as a teenager I've used it exclusively since.
I have yet to lose a fish due to a knot coming loose since learning the Palomar.
I like that one I had to watch it a couple times not for the knot but for that blues track.
Thanks from Tx
You welcome 👍
Thats because 99% of anglers know better more simple knots ? and at the end of the day ; it is not your knot that gives, but the breaking strain of yor line ! Good knot all the same and well demonstrated , i was expecting a knot that i dont know🤣🤣 but i must be in the 1% bracket👍👍
Wrong, it's a badly tied it wrong knot for whatever type of material being used that undermines a breaking strain of any line.
This knot is the standard for tying spade end hooks for the last hundred years.
Will definitely try it with my grandchildren they always loose their 🪝 this time I sent them this video so they will show me if they can do this by themselves or I will have to step in and show them that , I’m sure they will be thrilled, thank you for your great and clear video, keep what you do!!!!🏆🏆👍👍💕💕
Nice knot and great demonstration! I always tie a palomar knot.
I use mostly braided line, and a Palomar is by far the superior knot for them
@@jaydee3730 I agree , but also think the breaking strain of your line will give, before majority of anglers knots , lets face it if you can not tie a decent basic knot , then you have no buissness calling yourself an angler do you ?👀👀👍👍
@@raymondsweeney5410 Sometimes yes, the breaking point of lower test non-braided lines is less than the force the knot can take, but braid is a little different. It's not gonna break typically, so the knot is actually the weak point. Using the wrong knot with braid is gonna lose a lot of lures. I cant tell you how many people I've went fishing with that use clinch knots for braid...you can literally pull out the knot just by trying to tighten it after tying! Every knot serves a purpose, for a specific use, and that's the point I was trying to make :) But I whole-heartedly agree with you, if you cannot tie a decent basic knot, you dont need to be fishing.
Ive always used that knot, same way theyre sold in the stores on a lot of leader lines, its a great knot.
I certainly am not a fisherman, but I still like this knot...and I learned it in one playing of this video...quite a simple and intuitive knot. Dr. G.W.
I had to chuckle when reading your comment. My comment mirrors yours!
I subscribed, my Dad loves fishing, i will show this video to him. Thankyou very much
You welcome 👍
I think 99% have come across it and have used it at one time or another, but I believe a lot more than 1% still use it. It's called the 'snell' or 'eye hook snell'. It's very commonly used in packages of leaders hooks which are commonly used with baits. IMHO it is still the best way to keep the leader in line with the shaft of an in angled eye or up angled eye hook.
I’ve used that knot for years, Japanese invented that knot thanks
I don’t know why anyone would even use that knot. There are better knots these days.
THAT is a great knot. The line feeds straight down into the hook eyelet.
My dad must have been exceptional because this is the first knot he ever taught me.
Your father is my step father
@@spicekid2582 And im your uncle🤣🤣
Really enjoyed this video while eating catfish, corn bread, slaw, beans and sweet tea at the diner today!
I used to work at a bait and tackle shop. Tied that knot into leaders thousands of times! Thanks for sharing!
It's always been my favorite. Good video.
You really think 99% of fisherman today do not know this knot? I am surprised to hear that. I was taught this knot back in the late 50's by my uncle for fishing for big fish salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, Flatheads and the like.. What do they use instead? I sure liked the music though... Top notch.. thanks.
It’s a click bait title, but an excellent tutorial.
Why be mad about the percentage of people who may, or may not already know the knot?
@@hamyankee9437 ME? I was pointing out ( in my disappointment) that this is not a new knot and that every fisherman I know and have known out here in the pacific northwest uses it.. Heck we can even buy hooks tied like that out here.. But I guess the real reason was I was a touch angry. I thought I was going to find a new knot here but didn't That was what I was so angry about There really is no call for people doing that. I was a bit surprised you didn't realize that was why I was angry..
He gọt you
Ike a fish get hooked.
@@thhdhn2 Think so? Well you never get smarter unless you are trying to to learn something..
I didn’t know that knot. Thank you
It's called a "whipping." Whipping is traditionally done using a thin cord to keep the ends of rope (hemp, twine, etc) from fraying. It's also used to secure splices.
Thanks for the clarification 👍
Also how rod eyes used to be attached to the rod - well its what I used to use
No it's called snelling a hook. It's a snell knot
Cool but doesn't beat how I have tied for decades. I love fishing!!!!!!!!!
Cool, what difference is that knot from any other fishing knot? If the hook stays on the line, that all matters, right? Or is there a significant importance for this particular knot, other than the fact it makes your set up look fancy. 🤔
Other than the fact that he makes money on TH-cam from advertising unknown products.
It's all down to knot strength, some knots are crap and weaken the line and break or fail well below the breaking strain of the line some hold on right upto the the test strain of the line.
@@kenhewitt7357 Wow, you must have done a PhD thesis.
@@NoTaboos no, just been fishing for years and years 😂🎣
@@kenhewitt7357 Ever heard of satire? Why else would a knot video exist if not for knot strength?
i just granny knot everything, i learnt lot of knots over the years but by the time you actually need one you end up forgetting how its done lol
O my gosh! The best video to learn to to tie a line to the hook! I love the music lol
Well, I guess I'm the only one on the planet who didn't know this method. Thank you!
Me neither, I usually use a palomar for big lures and a tucked half blood knot for flies.
Amazing video i got more ideas about how easy hook knots.
Watching here in Canada 🇨🇦
Очень рабочий и надёжный узелок!
great knot...even better music!
it is just a snell knot. you dont use it on a straight eyed hook. Only on a up or down turned eye.
My favorite knot is the palomar knot. This knot would be good for "drop shotting"
I just use a tie-tool. It's a brass thing the size and shape of a pen. Great for knots and snelling hooks. Keep it on a retractable lanyard.
Well that was cool!! Ill have to try that then next time im out filming for my channel
They know now! Way to go buddy! I’m sure you have now shown enough people that percentage has gone down! thanks for the quick lesson! 👍🏼
Used it for years
Exactly the same knot a spade end knot .great knot .
Guess I’m the 1% who learn this trick by myself since I was a kid in the 80’s…😄
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good knot great sound track
I know a much simpler faster way to tie this knot. Just twist the hook and loop several time and pass the end through the loop and pull tight. I the middle of a hot streak you can replace or change flies very quickly.
Great video. Awesome knot. It’s kinda like a reverse cinch knot. Gonna give it a try for sure. Thanks for sharing (and loved the background music just as much!!).
Я так вяжу уже 50 лет, что здесь нового?
Тебе на рояле никто не подыгрывает.
@Андрей Семёнов 😆
Well demonstrated lesson 👍
I learned this knot 40+ years ago and also used the same knot - without threading through the eye for spade ended hooks only I was told to wet the line ( as a lubricant) before pulling the knot tight......... pulling the knot tight with a dry line can cause friction and can leave week/break points in the line, same for any other knots (wet before pulling tight) such as tying a weaker leader /hook line than the main line to avoid tackle loss or using swivels, wire trace lines ect.
That’s a snell knot. Eagle Claw sells many hooks pre-rigged with that knot.
This is slightly different, most snell knots like eagle claws have to be tied on a leader because the easiest method to tie it needs both tag ends, this version allows it to be tied directly to your main line with the doubled line loop. But ya it is still a snell knot.
@@frogsnacks I figured out now to tie a snell without needing both ends free. Hard to explain but you double the line and insert it through the eye from the front. You leave a big loop behind the bend of the hook. Hold the "standing" line against the hook shank an wrap the "tag" part of the loop over the shank/standing line back towards the eye. After 5-6 wraps just pull the tag and standing lines while pinching the knot. Always moisten knot before tightening. You will have a snell.
This knot brings the tag end from the front of the eye to the rear before wrapping around the shank. If the hook/line get pulled hard the main line can pop the tag end over the eye and the wraps can come undone. You can see at the :37sec. mark when he makes the first wrap. Only the hook eye is holding the knot together.
The snell knot is a classic, but completely outclassed these days.
Finally a good video slowly showing how to do it, thank you
You welcome 👍
Great job on slowly and clearly showing how to tie this. I've used this for about 30+ years. Great knot. Too may videos "Showing" how to tie a know are too fast and NOT shown clearly, every move.
Thank you 👍
@@FRESHFISHCHANNEL 🙏 Any idea why TH-cam started putting the @ symbol and numbers after everybody's screen names? I never did this so, puzzled. THX
@@FRESHFISHCHANNEL Also.., can I extend my lead core line that's already on my reel? I need more to fill the reel to best capacity. Lead Core to Lead Core or, should I start reel with braided and tie in my lead core on spool(again).
Very nice! Thanks for the instruction!
You're right, I did not know but , I do now! Thanks.
You welcome 👍
I do that one and have for years! ❤
an old bloke showed me this knot last hollidays and i forgot it by these holidays . glad i founfd it again . thanks
Absolutely awesome knot 👍 5/5
i'm going to using this, thanks.
You welcome 👍
NICE. VERY NICE. MANY THANKS.
Love the music, nice knot too
Polomar knot works for me. Have never had one untie in 45+ yrs…..& it’s fast & easy.
This knot is great for circle hooks 👌🏼
Really good video! Thanks!
You welcome 👍
Snel knot, used it for years.
Danke schön! Super!
Thankyou so much for this.
You welcome 👍
When this started I thought it was going to be a palomar knot, which I use all the time. Have to give this a try.
I'm knot impressed.
i use the palomar knot, look it up. Never had one come loose, ever. Easy to tie.
I am going to try this thank you for sharing 👍
You welcome 👍
In Hawaii that’s the knot we use the most, especially light tackle.
The Japanese brought it over during the plantation days.
Already knew the knot… stayed for the blues! ❤️
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I always have to do an on site 101 tutorial with
My gal and newbies....will try playing blues next time...might help them remember.
i am in mlf and this is one of the best great job.
Interesting knot for fishing. My dad showed my family the fisherman's knot I've always used that one. I'll give this one a try thanks.