Video Fishing Knots

Hey guys I came across this site Videofishingknots states it has 70+ different types of knots. The cool thing is that it is all on video and large easy to see and follow.
Just thought I would share this link could be useful it was for me.

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nice link

I will be trying new knots later to night, thanks

I knew if i typed in knots in the search bar i would find something to help me out I am Having a hard time tieing my floro to my braided line

i am getting ready to watch this video
thanks jeff for posting this video i am sure i am going to learn something from this video

Cool bro get some popcorn it is a good video with quite a twist at the end get it "twist" "knot" get it

floater73 wrote:I will be trying new knots later to night, thanks

Well look who it is? Welcome back!!

i like this one and i was tring it (albrite) yesterday and could not get it (get it not get it )LOL
Thanks again Jeff

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jeffcpr wrote:Cool bro get some popcorn it is a good video with quite a twist at the end get it "twist" "knot" get it

not getting it get it not not

waxon67 wrote:

floater73 wrote:I will be trying new knots later to night, thanks

Well look who it is? Welcome back!!

i think thats an old post buddy

waxon67 wrote:

floater73 wrote:I will be trying new knots later to night, thanks

Well look who it is? Welcome back!!

I think that was an old post wax have not seen him for a long while.

Ok duh. Ya, I can read.

Ed, I really like the Albright knot for joining line. It just makes such a smooth transition. I will help you if you want. When you work with the smaller diameters it is difficult if your blind and all thumbs like me but its worth tying. On your lures with fluro try the Rapala knot. Its easy (not pretty) and I have been tying lately and its a good knot. It also gives you a loop which "free up the action" as they say.

waxon67 wrote:Ed, I really like the Albright knot for joining line. It just makes such a smooth transition. I will help you if you want. When you work with the smaller diameters it is difficult if your blind and all thumbs like me but its worth tying. On your lures with fluro try the Rapala knot. Its easy (not pretty) and I have been tying lately and its a good knot. It also gives you a loop which "free up the action" as they say.

well what you waiting for get your a@# over here and tie this knot lol
j/k/ bro when you have time its cool
thanks

Thanks Tom for coming over and helping me with those knots

Ed,

I have been using the UNI or otherwise called the Duncan loop on all of my knots for years. The cool thing about it is you can either make a little loop out of it to make your bait swim freely or you can tie it tight to the hook eye so your lure follows the line exactly. You can also use this knot for joining two different lines together( like your mono to your braid) or tying your line to your reel. Besides learning a Palomar knot to tie on a drop shot rig, that should be the only two knots you wouls ever need. Well sort of

Dano67 wrote:Ed,

I have been using the UNI or otherwise called the Duncan loop on all of my knots for years. The cool thing about it is you can either make a little loop out of it to make your bait swim freely or you can tie it tight to the hook eye so your lure follows the line exactly. You can also use this knot for joining two different lines together( like your mono to your braid) or tying your line to your reel. Besides learning a Palomar knot to tie on a drop shot rig, that should be the only two knots you wouls ever need. Well sort of

These are the only ones i ever use. I like the Palomar whenever possible and the uni the rest of the time.

Madbasser wrote:

Dano67 wrote:Ed,

I have been using the UNI or otherwise called the Duncan loop on all of my knots for years. The cool thing about it is you can either make a little loop out of it to make your bait swim freely or you can tie it tight to the hook eye so your lure follows the line exactly. You can also use this knot for joining two different lines together( like your mono to your braid) or tying your line to your reel. Besides learning a Palomar knot to tie on a drop shot rig, that should be the only two knots you wouls ever need. Well sort of

These are the only ones i ever use. I like the Palomar whenever possible and the uni the rest of the time.

Thanks brothers Like said before You guys are so help i do appreciate everything i have learned so much be part of this forum . i wish i could contribute some more info but i am still learning i hope i catch my first fish in my tube, that right i havent caught a fish in my tube yet and cant wait to be there fishing with everyone on sunday

Thanks again Ed

i got the albrite knot mastered i love it and its easy now once you get it