Knots for connecting two or more ropes together.
The knot is the best choice when joining a braided line to a stronger leader. This should only be used when joining a braided line to a mono or fluoro line (aim for 12-14 turns to ensure proper locking of the coil facing the lure).
When tying, care should be taken to ensure the coil facing the lure is properly locked in place.
This knot is the best choice when joining a braided line to a weaker leader, tie two opposing uni knots and pull together to form a uni bend.
Attaches a rope to something else, e.g. pole, buoy or anchor.
Use this knot to tie your line to your reel.
This is the best choice for connecting your line to your lure.
For creating a loop in a rope.
Knots at the end of a rope - used to prevent fraying or to prevent the end passing through a hole.
