fluorocarbon knot.

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dunner
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fluorocarbon knot.

#1 Post by dunner »

Just ordered some 4lb for mullet....
WHAT IS THE BEST KNOT TO USE?
Palomar?

I used it years ago for mullet float fishing bread and had problems with knot strength.. :oops: :roll:
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Re: fluorocarbon knot.

#2 Post by dunner »

looking to tie a single fly to this ...not droppers??
theshoreking

Re: fluorocarbon knot.

#3 Post by theshoreking »

You could try the Eugene Bend knot and see what you think of it.

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Re: fluorocarbon knot.

#4 Post by dunner »

looked good ..never saw that one before, i used a clinch knot (half blood) last sat and worked fine on all my flies...changed about 5 times for 5 flies or so...........Lubricate the knot very well and very slowly pull up..if distorted or line distorted do it again!
4LB fluoro.... :wink:

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