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I connect to the mainline topshot which is doubled up
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I'm thinking smart fish running back in the sticky stuff. You could try a surgeon's loop. Easy to tie and pretty strong.
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Everybody is using fluoro these days, and it is supposed to have much better knot strength.. I am ultra careful with knots and very carefully wet and draw them tight.. After having a bunch of big fish break knots with fluoro, I switched back to mono.. Its wasn't cheap fluoro either it was Seaguar... It did not work as well as mono as far as "knotability", at least not for me...bob
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Quote:
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Use 80 for your snells. Perfection loops is about 40% line strength. Surgeon's loop knot is near 100%.
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Poppa Kurtis Last edited by kurtisb; 01-04-2022 at 05:30 PM.. |
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When I'm doing rigs at home I use a drop of corn or canola oil in lieu of saliva when cinching. I think it helps for better knot.
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Thanks for all the replies. Gonna change from the perfection to the surgeons loop. Reports to follow.
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