The strongest way to tie a hook

1. While holding the hook in your left hand, bend the fishing line into a circle as shown in the figure, and pay attention to leave enough length at the ends on both sides of the fishing line.

2. Hold the right wire of the coil interface with your right hand and wind the fishing line on the hook handle. At the same time, it should be noted that when winding the fishing line, the right thread end and the hook handle should be wound together at the same time.

3. Don't wrap the fishing line too many times, just 4-5 times.

4. After the fishing line has been wound enough times, replace the reel with the left hand and pinch it tightly. As shown in the figure below, the right hand will hold the thread end of the right winding line and pull it out.

5. After pulling the hook line by hand, pull it tightly. When pulling, be careful not to use too much force to cause the hook tip to hurt your hand. It is also important to note that the direction of the fishing line drawn on the inside of the hook handle should be as shown in the figure, because the head fixing piece of the hook handle is inclined outward.

6. Finally, subtract the extra thread with scissors, and then tie the knot. The hook at the other end can also be tied in the same way.

This is the strongest way to hook.