Summer Steelhead Fishing      six fish daily limits     Lake Sammamish Kings up to 45 pounds

 

Uni Knot
This is probably the most common knot for tying braided line. It can retain almost 100% of the line strength.

1. Run at least six inches of line through the eye of the hook, swivel, or lure, and fold to make two parallel lines. Bring the tag end of the line back in a circle toward the hook or lure.
2. Make six turns with the tag end around the double line and through the circle.
3. Hold the double line at the point where it passes through the eye, and pull the tag end to snug up the turns.
4. To create a loop connection: Adjust the loop size by sliding the knot up or down the standing line. Then pull the tag end with pliers to maximize tightness.
5. To create a snug knot: Pull the standing line to slide the knot up against the eye. Then continue pulling until the knot is tight. Trim the tag end.

Note: Leaving a loop in step 4 will give your bait a little more action but you must pull the knot very tight for it to hold. Under enough strain, this loop will close but that is not a problem.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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