How to tie a fish hook leader to the main line

How to tie fish hooks and rods to the main line: Weedy knots, fishing knots and so on.

1, stray hair knot: this stray hair knot tying method is relatively simple and firm, applicable to most fish and general fishing situations.

1), pass the end of the main line through the front of the hook eye.

2) Reverse the main line around the body of the hook back to the back of the hook eye, i.e. the back of the hook.

3), Pass the previously passed main line through the back of the eye of the hook again to form a weave-like knot.

4), gently pull on the main line and hook line to make sure the knot is tight and closed.

2. Fishing Knot: Tying the hook is an important part of fishing, a good knot can increase the success rate of fishing and reduce the escape of fish.

1) Pass the end of the main line through the front of the hook's eye.

2) Pull out a length of main line of moderate length and pull it through the back of the hook eye to form a loop.

3), Pass this section of main line through the loop you formed again to form a knot.

4), Leave a small section of main line and start spinning the looped section of line (3-4 times).

5), pass the small section of thread at the end through the small loop formed by the spinning and pull it tight.

6), Finally, gently pull on the main line and hook line to make sure the knot is tight and to keep the line straight.

Precautions for tying the hook line to the main line

1. Make sure it is strong and firm: No matter which tying method you use, make sure it is strong and firm. This will prevent the line from breaking or unraveling easily while fishing, thus reducing the risk of losing the hook and the fish. When tying the knot, make sure the line is straight and avoid excessive bends or kinks. This will keep the hook moving better in the water and increase the effectiveness of the fishing.

2, pay attention to the choice of line: it is important to choose the right hook line and main line. Different fish species and fishing environments may require different types of line. For example, some fish species are sensitive to the visibility of the line and may need to choose a transparent or low visibility line. During fishing, it is recommended to check the condition of the tying knot periodically. Repeated use of hooks and line can lead to fraying and loosening, so you need to make sure the tying knots are still strong and reliable.