and reel, fresh line, and a premium, quality hook, but in most fishing scenarios, none of that matters if you can’t tie a good knot. So many things can go wrong during a fish fight, but quite ...

It’s best to practice tying this knot with a single hook (or dummy item), like in many of the videos included here. Once you’ve got the process nailed, you’ll be able to tie it on anything. Start by ...

Now slide a second hook on the line. Space it about 3 inches from the first and tie the same knot you did with the first hook. / Joe Shead Slide a second hook down the line in the same orientation ...

creating a strong knotted anchor for clipping into a carabiner or simply to hang over a branch or hook. You can tie as many butterfly knots into a single line of rope as needed, which is ...

We will show you how to tie a bowline knot diagram. The bowline (pronounced ... your rope to use by attaching it to an object such as a hook, a post, or even another rope. The bowline is ...

creating a strong knotted anchor for clipping into a carabiner or simply to hang over a branch or hook. You can tie as many butterfly knots into a single line of rope as needed, which is ...

A loosely snugged up slip bobber knot, a bead and a slip bobber. / Joe Shead A slip bobber bead, slip bobber, split shot to make the bobber stand up and a hook. / Joe Shead Next, tie on your hook ...

Most anglers don’t know how to tie it, largely because while it has advantages in certain fishing styles, it’s not nearly as versatile as other common connections. The primary use for a snell knot is ...

Octopus hooks are the go-to for most crawler harness ... Alternatively, you could tie a surgeon's loop knot, or tie the end to a swivel.