99% of anglers don't know this fishing knot. Try it for sure! 

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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.

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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

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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

@@Saucyakld ... he was born 77'..??! 😉😉

@@paulpaule4934 Your comment makes no sense. If her husband is 77 then he was born in '52, not "born 77'.." -- whatever that means.

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 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 RU-vid 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.

Yes, why knot..

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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

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

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. 😄

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 😀

Wrong, it's a badly tied it wrong knot for whatever type of material being used that undermines a breaking strain of any line.

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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.

gotta get them clicks!!

Exactly!!

55 years here.

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

@@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

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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...

Your father is my step father

@@spicekid2582 And im your uncle🤣🤣

The cut, you sound like you live locally, not heard that saying in years. Thx 👍 Ancoats.

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

I have yet to lose a fish due to a knot coming loose since learning the Palomar.

Me neither, I usually use a palomar for big lures and a tucked half blood knot for flies.

I had to chuckle when reading your comment. My comment mirrors yours!

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 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.

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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.

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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

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Тебе на рояле никто не подыгрывает.

@Андрей Семёнов 😆

Other than the fact that he makes money on RU-vid 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?

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.

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@@FRESHFISHCHANNEL 🙏 Any idea why RU-vid 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).

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