anthonyyost Posted May 5, 2011 Posted May 5, 2011 I like to use uni to uni knot whenever possible, it also works well to mend the Torpedo wire when you have to cut out a frayed section so you don't have to waste the wire line. Use this knot when tying leadcore to leader or backing as well.
Adam Bomb Posted May 5, 2011 Posted May 5, 2011 Palomar knot anytime i can use it. Id suggest you learn to tie it. An extremely tough knot. One of the very best. For line to line, i use the back to back uni knot, lead core i use the willis, copper i use the haywire twist, wire i half hitch the swivel on and then tie and overhand knot using the tag end and the mainline. Works awesome. Way better than crimps.
Sea Eagle Posted May 6, 2011 Posted May 6, 2011 I experienced the same problems when I first started out, but then I went to the palomar knot on my mono. I had been using it on my power pro for some time and tried it on the mono.I also started using berkly 20# big game for my leaders and for any other mono set up.I was sold on the big game when a buddy tied one end on a tree and the other end on a big stick and just kept walking back. Super strech.
SUPERTRAMP Posted May 13, 2011 Posted May 13, 2011 I use the double uni knot, for tying swivels and terminal rigs snell knot on flys that i make, for attaching leader to lead core the Willis knot and for copper I still tie the albright knot but I do put a drop of super glue on both knots. keeps the knot from pulling out when attaching braid to the core or copper. My biggest thing is I check my leaders for rub and now I check my backer where the board attaches because I had 30# power pro break right at the board this week. Good Luck and the Grogs Knots site is a super refresher for people getting started or for old hands.
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