Hook binding method for small fish hook

There are three ways to tie a small fishhook: first loop and then knot, double finger winding and hook handle winding.

First, the first round and then the knot method

1, along the hook handle, wind the fishing line around the hook handle, with the small hook winding 4 times and the big hook winding 6 times, leaving a thread end of about 4 cm at the bottom of the hook.

2. Close to the fishing line at the handle of the hook, make an opposite coil and insert it from the hook tip. In this way, when passing through the two coils, be sure to press the thread end on the bottom of the hook.

3. Pull the line at the bottom of the hook with pliers, pull the fishing line at the handle of the hook by hand, and tighten it hard to cut off the redundant line at the bottom of the hook. The other hook does the same, and the two hooks are tied together.

Second, the double-finger winding method

1. Make a coil, press two fishing lines parallel to the hook handle, leave 3 to 4 cm of fishing line facing the hook bottom, and hold the two fishing lines and the hook handle by hand.

2. Extend the index finger and middle finger with the other hand, unfold the coil, and bypass the hook tip from the hook bottom and hook handle. Press two fingers down around the handle of the hook and continue winding. After winding for 4 to 6 times, continue to hold the fishing line and hook handle with your fingers.

3. Pull the thread end at the bottom of the hook with pliers, pull it down hard, then pull the fishing line at the handle of the hook, and pull it up gently to ensure that the fishing lines are tightly tied together, cut off the excess thread end at the bottom of the hook, and tie another hook according to the above method, and the double hook binding is completed.

Third, the hook handle winding method

1. Parallel the fishing line along the hook handle to the hook bottom, leaving a fishing line of about 6 cm, press the fishing line and the hook handle upward, and leave a tongue buckle at the hook bottom.

2. For the remaining fishing line, from the hook handle to the bottom of the hook, press the fishing line and the hook handle to start winding for about 5 to 8 turns.

3. Extend the line from the left tongue buckle, pull the line, and gently pull the fishing line at the hook handle.

4. Turn the coil of the fishing line, press the groove on the handle of the hook, then clamp the thread end at the bottom of the hook with pliers and pull it hard. When a single hook is knotted, the other hook can be operated in turn.