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Want to know a fishing knot that's strong, easy to tie and has a great design? We wanted to show you our favorite loop knot - the Non-Slip Loop Knot. This knot is also known as the...
How to Tie a Perfection Loop Knot. The perfection loop knot is one of the best fishing knots to learn. You can use it any time you need a solid sturdy loop...
Non-Slip Loop Knot Tying Instructions. Make an overhand knot in the line about 10 inches from the end. Pass the tag end through the hook eye and back through the loop of the overhand knot. Wrap the tag end around the standing part 4 or 5 times.
This video shows in detail how to tie a strong loop knot for fishing. It's name is the"Non-Slip Loop knot" and it also seems to be called the "Kreh Loop Knot...
How to tie the Perfection Loop Knot. Strong and effective the Perfection Loop is a favorite for tying a loop at the end of the line. Besides being strong and reliable, it can be crafted to make a very small loop if desired.
A loop knot is an essential fishing knot that creates a loop at the end of the line, allowing for a lure or bait to have more movement in the water. Learning how to tie a loop knot is essential for any angler, and it is worth putting in the effort to practice before hitting the water.
In the video above, Virtual Angling staff member McKeon Roberts demonstrates how to tie a loop knot, arguably the best knot for crankbaits and horizontal jigs, and a great tool for adding liveliness to minnows on jigs.
Want to tie a versatile knot that creates more action for a lure or fly? Here's a step-by-step guide on how to tie a loop knot.
Learn how to tie a loop knot with our step-by-step guide. Discover the different types of loop knots and their applications in fishing, camping, and boating.
The Non-Slip Loop Knot is the easiest and most effective way to create a loop connection to your hook or lure – it is basically a simple overhand knot with a few extra steps and is as simple to tie as the Double Uni Knot. See the diagram below for illustrated step-by-step instructions and the video below if preferred.