How To Tie A Non-Slip Loop Knot (Quick, Easy, & Strong Fishing Knot) 

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@@Lift4Lennon ok

I hope that you enjoy this loop knot as much as we do.

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The rapala knot is technically a slightly different knot... it has an extra movement at the end where the tag end goes up through another loop as shown in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OmeEudIttCI.html

Also the polymer knot is good taught my son when he was 10

Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment Peter! Glad to see that you enjoyed this loop knot lesson... it's still the best loop knot I've found so far.

Can you undo that though? Could you use a bowline?

@@theowenssailingdiary5239 Short answer: yes and yes. Longer answer: It depends on a few factors. • How permanent do you want things to be? If you expect to untie something, then sure, a bowline is probably a good choice. I don't plan on removing the rings because they are intended to be permanent anchor points. • What kind of load are you putting on the knot? The more load you put on a non-slip the harder it tightens down. The tighter the knot, the harder it is to untie it, maybe even requiring tools like a pick or pliers. • What kind of line are you using? The smaller the diameter, the harder it will be to get a good grasp to pull on. For example, my hammock rings use a 2mm thick dyneema line. And it bears a fairly notable load. Very difficult to untie, but doable in a pinch because dyneema has some slippery properties. It would be easier to just cut & re-tie. But I want it to be permanent, so no need. On the other hand, I also use this knot to hang my birdfeeders. There, I use 550 paracord. The line is thicker, the load is much lighter and I may need to undo the knot if the line breaks short. When I was throwing the line over the branch, I used a heavy object with a hoop and tied a non-slip to it. After the line was over the branch, I easily undid the non-slip. (And I didn't have to worry about the knot tail getting caught on the branch as I lowered the line down through the branches.) I still used the non-slip for the end of the rope hang because the feeders are fairly heavy and I don't want the knot to eventually give out. I attach the actual feeder to the knot via an S carabiner. By your user name it seems you're a sailor. You could use this knot on an anchor. If the anchor hooked hard on something and the load increased, this knot will bear down and won't come off the anchor. And the knot tail wouldn't get gummed up in reeds, etc. But if your rope is fairly thick, you could still untie it if you wanted to.

@@KimberlyGreen I thought you would be untying the rings when packing up is all. Not recommended for an anchor though. Sounds like you know your stuff. Enjoy!!

Glad to see that you're enjoying this loop knot too!

Glad to see that you enjoyed this non-slip loop knot video!

Ha!just wrote something similar.

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You are so welcome! Glad it is helpful!

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Thanks Daniel! Glad to see that you enjoyed this loop knot video.

This loop knot is so important that it needs 2 videos:)

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Great to hear! Thanks for trying it out!

Nice! Hope the video helped. Tight lines!

Thanks!

Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment Warren! Here's a link to see an article we put together that shows the top knots ranked by strength for each line connection and line type in case you haven't yet seen it: www.saltstrong.com/articles/fishing-knots/

@@Saltstrong I'm an avid Bass Fisherman for both Largemouth and Smallmouth and usually use a Palamar Knot for darn near everything but I believe this Loop Knot will improve the action of topwater Frogs. Do you think it could be tied with Braid..?

@@Duschbag I would not trust this loop knot with braid because it would likely slip once under pressure. Also, given how limp and thin braid is, I wouldn't worry about making a loop knot if you tie directly to the frog because the water drag is so small that it wouldn't make much of a difference in the retrieve. Note: I recommend always using a mono/fluoro leader in between the braid and lure because fish can def see braid easier... especially when looking up towards the sky (hopefully you're at least matching the color of the braid to the sky).

He didn't cinch down the tag end. If you use braid you will need way more wraps around the main line and cinch down the tag end hard. Even then it might not work too well with braid.

Yes, simplicity is very important for tough conditions or when the bite is on fire and a quick tie is needed.

the surgeon knot loops from one of your other vids has saved me tons of time and hassle! thanks again!

Thanks for the kind words Cesar!

I ask a few questions and I haven't gotten my questions answer yet starting to give up on fishing man I'm soooooooo serious man

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Glad you enjoy it!

Our pleasure Joel. Glad to see that you enjoyed this non-slip loop knot video. Fish On!

Thanks for watching!