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 Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/25/13 05:20 PM
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hopalong
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blood knot for leader. 
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/26/13 12:02 AM
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/27/13 02:06 AM
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What length of leader?? Ive been using 6' that good?
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/27/13 02:28 AM
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What length of leader?? Ive been using 6' that good? If it works for you. But I'd think it would be cumbersome and hard to throw. For a c-rig keep it the length that you want to present the bait. If you're fishing 3 foot grass a 3.5.leader would work for example.
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/27/13 02:33 AM
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What length of leader?? Ive been using 6' that good? If you are fishing grass that comes up to 5' I've done long like that, 7' long leader for grass that comes up 6' etc I rarely ever throw a c-rig but in that type of application I will. I'll football jig or heavy t-rig everyhing else.
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
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07/27/13 03:10 AM
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/27/13 03:48 AM
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rxkid2001
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I use what we call a double palomar. Put the line through the eye, then back through the same direction again before tying your regular palomar.
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
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07/27/13 12:46 PM
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zeroed
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palomar on braid, alberto for braid to fluorocarbon or mono, the alberto knot is easy to tie and I never had one break at the knot
Last edited by zeroed; 07/27/13 12:46 PM.
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: zeroed]
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07/27/13 12:52 PM
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Happykamper
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6 feet is a good choice on leader length, crazy Alberto is the best knot that I have found to attach leader to braid.
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: rxkid2001]
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07/27/13 12:55 PM
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postoak
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I use what we call a double palomar. Put the line through the eye, then back through the same direction again before tying your regular palomar. I call that the "Improved" Palomar. I reserve the Double Palomar name for this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1M2jqksXe8I just use the Improved Palomar since I haven't yet had it slip on me.
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/27/13 03:10 PM
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Is the palomar knot still good with braid? I've heard with fluro it gets messed up easy and slips. Palomar knot is my favorite knot.. If i can use it do i need to keep the tag longer or can i cut it short like mono? It is what I use.
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/27/13 03:52 PM
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otay michael
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And I'd guessed the 'double palomar' was putting the hook, or lure, through the loop twice! Has never slipped for me, and is fast too. Funny huh?
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/28/13 03:14 PM
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postoak
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I just learned what I was calling the Double Palomar above (two overhands) has now been named the Nanofil knot. Improved Palomar: Thru the hook eye twice, then form the bight and do the Palomar Double Palomar: Form the bight and run it thru the hook eye twice then do the Palomar Nanofil: Regular Palomar up to the overhand knot, then do a second overhand A new knot I've just learned of is called the Rebeck Knot. It beat the Nanofil Knot on Knot Wars and did it by a wide margin. It's only good for hook attachment, not lures but it's so good I'm going to start using it whenever I can. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGGNKSqvb6o
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/28/13 05:07 PM
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txlonghorns
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For braid, I just use the standard Palomar knot.
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Re: Knot of choice for braid??
[Re: AnglerNate]
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07/28/13 06:14 PM
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NTXR
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I use the palomar with braid, and I haven't had any issues with it. I find it quick and easy to use.
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