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cast4musky

Posted 3/6/2015 2:30 PM (#757834)
Subject: Unknown Knot

Posts: 865

Can anyone tell me what knot this is ? it is 80lb. braid to fluorocarbon... Sorry it's a poor picture, but I like this knot a lot and I can not figure out how to tie it....looks to be a one sided Nail Knot? of some type????????? Thanks Mike

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blkdrs

Posted 3/6/2015 2:50 PM (#757838 - in reply to #757834)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

Posts: 275

Could be this one,

http://www.fishing-khaolak.com/knots/tippet_leader_steps.html

horsehunter

Posted 3/6/2015 3:03 PM (#757845 - in reply to #757834)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

Location: Eastern Ontario

Never seen that one before wonder how it would work for connecting 100 braid to 100 flouro for a wind on leader.

cast4musky

Posted 3/6/2015 3:11 PM (#757850 - in reply to #757834)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

Posts: 865

This is one of the neatest tightest knots I have ever seen..I have to see how strong it is after finding out what knot it is?

cast4musky

Posted 3/6/2015 3:17 PM (#757853 - in reply to #757834)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

Posts: 865

****** blkdrs ********* I think you found it...It sure looks like the same knot.. It looks like it was trimmed and then a drop of knot glue was dropped on it......Thank You I'm going to try and tie it later this evening.......Thanks again Guys..

Will Schultz

Posted 3/6/2015 3:19 PM (#757854 - in reply to #757834)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

That's an Albright knot.

Chemi

Posted 3/6/2015 3:29 PM (#757857 - in reply to #757854)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

http://www.animatedknots.com/albright/index.php

cast4musky

Posted 3/6/2015 8:26 PM (#757911 - in reply to #757834)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

Posts: 865

I did not think it was a Albright Knot only because thisit was made so neatly and tight
but now after looking closer look at it, It just may be a very tight neatly done albright after all....

Jeremy

Posted 3/6/2015 9:12 PM (#757915 - in reply to #757834)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

Posts: 1144

Location: Minnesota.

Yup, Albright. I use it for fly fishing all the time. Good knot for attaching supple, knotable wire to a 30lb mono leader used in FF'ing for "teeth".

bryantukkah

Posted 3/7/2015 12:27 PM (#758019 - in reply to #757915)
Subject: Re: Unknown Knot

Posts: 295

Once you learn how to tie it correctly, that knot is bulletproof.

ajrod88

Posted 3/7/2015 1:13 PM (#758028 - in reply to #757834)
Subject: RE: Unknown Knot

Posts: 163

I use the Albright knot to tie fluorocarbon leader to my braid. I tie it backwards from what is pictured by OP (I wrap the braid around fluoro, see pic). This is a very compact and neat knot. I avoid using clumsy, big hardware whenever possible.

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