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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Favourite knots

    Just wondering what peoples favourite knots are for braid to leader. Thinking of changing the current knot and want something that's quick and easy to tie.

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    Ausfish Silver Member
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    Re: Favourite knots

    Albright for me, braid to mono or heavy mono to lighter mono.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Funchy's Avatar
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    Re: Favourite knots

    FG knot

    Youtube is your friend on this

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    Re: Favourite knots

    Back to back uni knot I find it doesn't get stuck on the runners like an albright.

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    Re: Favourite knots

    Uni Knot on everything, can not remember any others. kp

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    Re: Favourite knots

    Slim Beauty is another option

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    Ausfish Platinum Member odes20's Avatar
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    Re: Favourite knots

    I do a variation of an albright called a no name knot

    if you google it, I do a variation of it. I do four wraps up and three back then cynch it up. Using 60 leader
    Last edited by odes20; 04-01-2015 at 01:34 PM. Reason: Info
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    Re: Favourite knots

    Uni to uni here. Hasnt failed me yet so I keep using it
    That's a nice fish you caught... Do you mind if I use it for bait.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member alleycat's Avatar
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    Re: Favourite knots

    When using lighter gear like 3kg braid to 5kg leader its uni to uni for sure, 4 wraps on leader to 6 wraps on braid and pull each knot tight before pulling together, this is the key.

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    Re: Favourite knots

    The GT (sometimes called Sebille) knot is the only braid to leader knot I now use.

    Strong, very slim so it goes thru guides easily, and easy to tie.

    This is the method I follow:

    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4R3_znSAPz8
    Note to self: Don't argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience....

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    Re: Favourite knots

    Have always used back to back uni-knots, but recently started trying a 5 turn surgeon's knot. The surgeon's knot has been working well so far, although a 2 turn knot definitely slips, which is why I went to 5 turns.

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    Re: Favourite knots

    Bimini twist to albight, braid to mono. Love this combo.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member odes20's Avatar
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    Re: Favourite knots

    Yep the sebile is the slimest knot you can tie, iilove it, but a bit slow for qiuck retie
    Quote Originally Posted by Moonlighter View Post
    The GT (sometimes called Sebille) knot is the only braid to leader knot I now use.

    Strong, very slim so it goes thru guides easily, and easy to tie.

    This is the method I follow:

    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4R3_znSAPz8
    "let not he boast who puts his armor on, as he who takes it off"

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Crunchy's Avatar
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    Re: Favourite knots

    Have gone full circle and ended back at back to back uni, easy to tie and very reliable. GT knot good too but harder to tie well when on the water bouncing around

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Luc's Avatar
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    Re: Favourite knots

    I've been used the Yucatan knot for some time without problems.
    Has the bonus of being quick to tie during a hot bite!!

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