Fishing line knotting method

The fishing line knotting method is as follows:

1, horseshoe buckle

The slightly tilted fishing line connecting rod is commonly known as horseshoe buckle. In fact, this is very simple, as shown below. More fastidious people will tie the button on the left first, then put on a bigger space bean, and then tie this knot on the right. The advantage is that you can push the space bean to a slightly woven position on the pole, which will be safer and minimize the possibility of disconnection. (You can tie a knot with a splayed knot. )

2, the main line is in the eight-character ring

There are many ways to link the main line and the eight-character ring, all of which are practical and reliable. Let me introduce the simplest method first, such as the picture below. This method is that the main line wraps around the eight-character ring twice, and then it is a bit similar to the method of knotting the fish hook several times. This method is not only suitable for tying the eight-character ring, but also suitable for tying the hook. The lead pendant is the hook of the groove, and it can also be tied in this way.

3. Sub-line link eight-character ring

Then there is the method of connecting the eight-character ring and the sub-row. First of all, it is said that some fishermen on the second line will tie a knot at the end after folding in half. This knot is also a splayed buckle, but it should be noted that the shorter the thread, the better. Therefore, you need to use tools or two toothpicks when tying the sub-wire, which is very durable.

4, the inside of the hook

There are many ways to tie a fishhook, one of which is called in-line walking. The advantage of walking in the line is not only to explain, but also that the bait will not hang on the line when pulling the bait, and the hook will not be knotted or entangled because of the rapid rotation of the line caused by the rapid lifting of the rod. One of the key points is to prepare a needle and use the needle to pull the thread down from the inside, thus completing the knot.