Fishing Knots Illustrated May 2026
Overlap the two lines and wrap one around the other 5 times.
: Widely considered the strongest and easiest knot for all line types, especially braided line. Fishing Knots Illustrated
Double about 6 inches of line and pass the loop through the eye of the hook. Overlap the two lines and wrap one around the other 5 times
Thread the tag end through the small loop next to the eye, then back through the large loop you just created. Moisten and pull tight. 2. Line-to-Line Joining Knots Thread the tag end through the small loop
Use these when you need to attach a leader (like fluorocarbon) to your main line (like braid). : Best for joining two lines of similar diameter.
Tie a loose overhand knot with the hook dangling inside the loop. Pull the loop over the hook. Moisten the line and pull both ends to tighten.
Overlap the two lines and wrap one around the other 5 times.
: Widely considered the strongest and easiest knot for all line types, especially braided line.
Double about 6 inches of line and pass the loop through the eye of the hook.
Thread the tag end through the small loop next to the eye, then back through the large loop you just created. Moisten and pull tight. 2. Line-to-Line Joining Knots
Use these when you need to attach a leader (like fluorocarbon) to your main line (like braid). : Best for joining two lines of similar diameter.
Tie a loose overhand knot with the hook dangling inside the loop. Pull the loop over the hook. Moisten the line and pull both ends to tighten.