Fishing Knots
1. Figure 8 Knot
One of the fastest knots to tie, the Figure 8 works best with braids, multi-strand wire lines and heavier mono. While the knot offers speedy lure changes, it is not the strongest knot available.
2. Improved Clinch Knot
One of the most poplular knots there is; dependable, strong and super easy to tie. A solid choice for mono and flouros, not recommended for super lines.
3. Jansik Special
A vitually unknown knot, but deserving of more attention, the Jansik Special is super easy to tie with a little practice and very strong; excellent knot for mono.
4. Eye Crosser Knot
A strong knot that works well with super lines, mono and fourcarbons, and a favorite a number of southern bass anglers, the Eye Crosser knot is relatively unknown and that's too bad because it is a great knot.
5. Duncan Loop (Uni Knot)
This is a very versatile knot, that's also strong and easy to tie. Many anglers turn to the Duncan Loop whe they want a loop connection for lures like jigs or crankbaits. The knot tightens during a fight with a fish, but can be easily reopend by the angler.
6. Trilene Knot
Developed by the folks at Berkley for use with thei monofilments, the Trilene Knot offers true 100% break strength with mono, and is easy to tie. Not the a good choice for super lines, however.
7. World's Fair Knot
Unveiled at the 1982 Knoxville World's Fair by Gary Martin of Indiana, the World's Fair knot is a bit complicated to tie, but a super knots for monos and fluoros.
8. Palomar
A simple knot to tie, even at night, and one of the best knots for all lines. Best tip for tying the Palamar is to pay special attention when drawing the knot down to ensure the knot snugs tight.

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