Fishing Knots: The Improved Clinch Knot - BEST Fishing Knots For BEGINNERS. 

Thanks for video. Easy to understand.

I have used this knot for years!! Strong and easy to do. A good knot to teach younger fishermen . Thanks for the video.

Great camera work. Well presented.

As an older fisherman, this is the only knot I use; with my eyesight fading a bit, it's the easiest knot to tie if I need to re-tie while fishing.

Only knot I tie I never ever have any problems with ANY line

I've also used this knot for years without a single failure. Easy to tie and holds strong.

I've been using the Improved Clinch Knot for over 40 yrs to tie my Bucktails, Diamond Jigs and Spoons. Great Knot and a Great Job Illustrating how to tie it!

The best fishing knot Improved clinch knot

I’ve been fishing for a little while but never knew how to tie but know I do

thx

Just recently decided to take up fishing. There's a lot to learn.. Thank you for the tutorial!

Nice one great job

Easier to just twist the hook around a few times to get your wraps.

I place through the eye of hook twice just to make it more stronger,now thats a real improved clinch knot👍

For the pass through the 2nd loop, does it matter which direction you go through the loop - from the back or front? Thanks

I use the regular clinch knot because the improved clinch knot holds 95% of the line strength but only up to 30 lb test. because after 30 lb test it becomes abrasive due to the thicker diameter and the extra step at the end where you put it through the second loop which basically weakens the thicker line diameter. whereas the regular clinch knot still holds 90% of the line strength but doesn't have the abrasive aspects of the improved clinch knot on lines over 30 lb test because you're not cinching down the tag end through 2 loops.

Now the real test - tie with 4lb mono on a tiny panfish hook. Welcome to the hell of fishing

I prefer the palomar knot, but this is the knot i taught my boys. Simple and strong.

What is the reason extra twists are used on a light line? Are lighter lines more likely to slip?

Nice job. Thanks so much for sharing!

That's not how you tie it... Also you should just zoom in on real fishing line as that isnt realistic

My guy be rigging up for whale with that first setup.

Why do you wrap the line instead of just twisting the hook? Is wrapping stronger?

I've been using the uni knot on 4 lb test line and I honestly think that this will hold up better. Any thoughts 😕

Thanks mate you doing a great job please keep it up

I’m wondering… would it make it stronger to run it through the eye two times.

Hi I'm new.. trying to get into bass fishing off the many banks here in North Texas just to get my feet wet and learn the ropes... is this good to tie on a Texas rig set up??

It was so much easier and I never new how to tie a knot for a fishing pole so thank you so much

For my fly fisherman out there trying to throw this on a size 20 with 6x, grab the tag end with your teeth and use your hands to pull the bug & main line. Keeps the hook from getting buried in your hand 📝

I always referred to it as the Fishermans knot!

Can’t you wrap the line twice through the hook eye before starting to twist to increase the knot strength? this way the tension on the line will be reduced half just like double Palomar knot.

How much stronger is this method than the reg clinch knot? Great presentation. Thanks!

It's interesting that with 6 wraps you get 11 intersections of the line, so it appears like a lot more wraps than it is. I guess you get double the amount minus 1.

Will this knot work with all types of fishing line

A knot that has never let me down!

Thanks

My guy, you didn’t wet the mono! Just playing broski, great video!

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I CANT FUCKING TIE IT