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Exactly the same here. Its the only knot i ever used with all types of lines and never had a single problem with it.

Fully agree! Slow, detailed, clear

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palomar is the best, but i was always taught NOT to use this first not with braid because it pulls through.

@@Epidemike I've always heard that palomar is one of the simplest and best knots for braid. I have never had a knot failure on braid with it

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Epidemike nah… it depends on the diameter of what you tie it to. Big slippery split ring… monster size hook…. Use Palomar knot. Cinch knot everything you can. It does not break at the knot ever. Mono and floro will slip in the same situations as braid with the cinch. All you gotta do is pull test your knot when wet to make sure it bites. Totally fine for braid. Polamar won’t slip… cinch won’t break. Line don’t matter. What you tie to mattersz ❤

Same here. It’s my go to knot And ya handed down

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That is just about the weakest knot you can tie. The only thing it beats is a granny knot.

@@FishNFoolLures wrong, I've learned this from the old professional anglers folks. I know a lot of different tie knots but this is one is my favorite because it's faster safe and it never let me down.

My grandpa taught me that not and I used to love it but since switching to saltwater I’ve had it pull through on me more than once. It’s a great freshwater knot though

Meh....there wouldn't be a knot called the IMPROVED Clinch Knot, if the OG Clinch was flawless. You don't fix what isn't broken...and someone along the way decided they should fix the Clinch 🤷🤷🤷 And anyone who's spent a life fishing, knows exactly what I'm saying. There's not many feelings in life that're worse than that feeling you get, as you're staring down at this squiggly/curly/twisted up end of your nauseatingly empty ass fishing line....where only moments before, was a HUGE hard fighting TANK of a fish. A fish SOOOO big, that it made your knees weak when you caught that first glimpse.... RIGHT before the knot failed. You go from feeling you're on top of the world, to feeling like you got hard kicked in the cockNballs. You're sick to your stomach. All because the clinch knot pulled apart.... 🤬👎

That’s why, on a mooching salmon boat, when I noticed the deckhand tying everyone’s bait with a clinch knot, I told my nephew not to let this guy touch his gear, and I tied improved clinch knots for us. Sure enough, on a hot bite, more than 80% of the hookups became clinch knot failures. Didn’t happen to me or my nephew, though. The boat must have thought if they fish the fish out, they’d be out of a job. Aldo, when my nephew’s 20 lb king came to the boat after 2 laps around, the deckhand took the net and bopped the fish on top of the head, and Zi lost it; cane after him. The skipper pushed the deckhand away then after the 3rd lsp around the boat, he gently netted that king for him. Man I was steamed up but the skipper did the right thing. No fish that got away from us that day! Improved clinch knot was the bomb!

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Tbh I'm fairly new to the FG knot, I've got it down to a 3 min job as long as I've got a belt or a fly on my pants.

problem with the FG you have to secure it with super glue otherwise it will start to come lose. Lost a few studs on the FG - including a white marlin at the boat. for me its a waste of time and being offshore retying that knot in 3ft+ seas is a big L.

@@greentree50 Interesting, I just rub mine with white wax then roll it between my palms to work it in with my body heat. The wax works its way in and lubricates the knot, as well as stopping it from unraveling. What do you use in its place? I find the Crazy Alberta doesnt go through the guides as nice.

@@greentree50you do not have to secure an FG with super glue if done right. The tighter you pull it, the more the braid bites down on the mono / flouro, stopping it from slipping.

@@greentree50that’s the reason I tie mine at home in advance. Otherwise I’d use a uni 2 uni. Not sure why an FG would be used on a boat. I feel an FG is better suited for situations where you don’t want to sacrifice casting distance by other knots like the uni 2 uni.

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First two knots are a clinch knot and palomar knot, I use the improved clinch though, both are solid options

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