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  1. #21
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    The Palamar is by far the best knot.You can also tie a double palamar.After you go through the hook with the double line,make 2 loops instead of 1 before looping around the hook.I quit tying clinch knots after losing quite a few Bluefin tuna to them.Nothing like reeling in a pigtail tagg end after losing a nice Tuna.A clinch knot is a 50% knot and a palamar is a 95%.

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  2. #22
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    uni to uni for joining the two together.

  3. #23
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    Bimini twist to a bristol...never had it fail and it slips through the guide like shit through a goose.

  4. #24
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    the reverse albright has seemed to do real well when joing braid to mono

  5. #25
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    i'd use the Uni Knot

  6. #26
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    a uni hands down when it comes to braid. a solid 7 twists is the key for me. as for slippage if im worried about the know slipping just take the excess tag go above the knot and do two or three halfhitches to add a second set, depending on the braid diameter you wont get too much of an increase in the knot size

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    Sportfishing Magazine did an article a little while ago comparing knot strength in braids. It is available here. One of the most interesting things is that the results are different for different pound test lines.

    This is handy chart to print out.

    Remember: the best knot in the world isn't any good if you don't tie it right!
    Hans

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