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Arbor Knot

Blood Knot

Braid Knot

Dropper Knot

Uni-Knot

PALOMAR KNOT

Snell Knot

DOUBLE SURGEON'S LOOP KNOT

DOUBLE LOOP CLINCH KNOT

SHOCKLEADER KNOT

Shockleader knot to use when joining large diameter line to a thin diameter line

Step 1:  Tie an overhand (Granny) knot in the heavy trace material and pass your lighter main line through

Step 2:  Pull the overhand knot in the heavy line tightly closed.  Take four or five turns around the heavy line with the light.

Step 3:  Pass the light line back through the first loop as shown.  Lubricate with saliva and pull tight.  Trim end to about 2mm.

Use
a length of heavier nylon at the working end of your main line.  The
shock leader should be about 2 to 2 and half times the length of your
rod.  The weight of shock leader line should generally be two or three
times the breaking strain of your main line. 
We use what is called a
"tapered" shock leader which is approximately 18lb at one end (which
attaches to the main line) and about 70lb at the sinker end.  This
allows for smoother travel through the guides on your rod.

TAPERED SHOCKLEADER KNOT

Shockleader knot to use when using Tapered Shockleaders

Follow diagram exactly.  The main thing to ensure is that
your tag ends come out opposite sides or you will end up with a weak
knot


 

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