Fishing Knots
Albright Knot used to joint two lines of different thickness
Albright Knot
Blood Bight Knot- used to create a loop
Blood Bright Knot
Blood Knot – used to join two lines of similar thickness
Blood Knot
Butterfly Dropper – used to create a loop
Butterfly Dropper
Centauri Knot – used to attach hooks or swivels
Cantauri KnotClinched Half Blood – used to attach hooks or swivels
Clinched Blood Knot
Dropper Loop – used to create a loop
Drop Loop
Drop Loop – used to create a loop
Drop Loop
Flemish Eye – used to attach hooks or swivels to multi strand wire
Flemish Eye
Grinner Knot – used to attach hooks or swivels
Grinner Knot
Hook Snell – used to attach hooks
Hook Snell
Palomar Knot – used to attach hooks or swivels
Paloma Knot
Uni Knot – used to attach hooks or swivels
Uni Knot
Thumb Knot – used to attach hooks to heavy line
Thumb Knot
Some Useful Knots There, Its Good To Spend A Good Time Learning Them As You Need To Do Many Types Of Knots In Fishing. (Y) Oh And BTW Great Post.
Hi Jake, Thanks for your comment.. It would be intereting to know just how many knots our forums members use. For coarsh fishing I only really use 2-3 differant knots.. I’m guessing its more for carp and sea fishing.
Darren
I only ever use these two knots: Palomar Knot – Uni Knot
I have never needed to use any others and that doesn’t change if I’m sea fishing or course fishing.
I do think this info is great though and I might have a go at some of these in the furture.
Start Fishing
I always use the Grinner knot with swivels and drop loop knot for loops…they have never let me down…with blood knots for my hooks…i only do coarse fishing so these serve me well but i often try other knots as well..always keep your options open i say.