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USAngler is completely dedicated to providing fishing tips, guides, and reviews. We have compiled all of the best fishing information available to create a complete fishing guide on numerous different species. Our goal is to educate our readers so that they can go out and have a great day on the water. Our tips are directed towards both beginners and advanced anglers. We work diligently to keep our information up to date by checking various fish resources as well as contacting local anglers. For the more advanced anglers, we have a comprehensive review section where we review and rate fishing equipment and products. Our tips and reviews are written by avid fishermen who simply love to be on the water. So if your looking to catch bigger and better fish, you have come to the right place.
Quickly Learn How to Tie a Dropper Loop
Today we will be teaching you how to tie a dropper loop! A dropper loop is simply a mixed loop on your main line, leader, or tippet - but it turns out to be amazingly useful. Whether you want to run more than one hook or fly or skip a three-way swivel on your rig, a Dropper Loop is just perfect.
And there’s even more good news: it’s easy to tie, very fast, and 100% secure.
USAngler Dropper Loop Article:
usangler.com/dropper-loop/
And there’s even more good news: it’s easy to tie, very fast, and 100% secure.
USAngler Dropper Loop Article:
usangler.com/dropper-loop/
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Smith Longfin vs Guide Fishing Review
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@smithoptics The Longfins are a rare find in the angling world: they offer excellent performance, outstanding durability, and extreme comfort, while remaining stylish enough to wear to a marina-side restaurant in the afternoon. We’re big fans of Smith’s sunglasses at @USAngler and Stephen’s been wearing the Longfins on the water and around town for more than a month. He’s been comparing them he...
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How To Tie The Rapala Knot - [Quickest and Easiest Way]
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For anglers who need the strongest possible loop connection, there’s nothing better than the Rapala knot. In this video we show you how to tie the Rapala knot and talk about its advantages and disadvantages. Check out our full guide on the Rapala Knot: usangler.com/rapala-knot/ #rapalaknot #fishing #knot
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How To Tie The Double Uni Knot [Quickest & Easiest Way]
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In this video we show you how to tie the Double Uni Knot and explain the advantages and disadvantages of using this knot. The Uni knot is well known for its general applicability in angling, and it has won a following for being strong, easy to tie, and fast. That’s just as true of the Double Uni knot, making this a great knot for many reasons. Check out our detailed article on the Double Uni Kn...
The Uni Knot: Quickest & Easiest Way To Tie, Advantages and Disadvantages
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The Uni Knot is known as the most useful of them all. The Uni Knot is so useful because it can be tied directly to a hook or used for a line to line knot (the double uni knot). In this video we go over: - How to Tie the Uni Knot - Why Rely on the Uni Knot - Disadvantages of the Uni Knot For a full guide on the Uni knot please visit our website: usangler.com/uni-knot/
The Improved Clinch Knot: How To Tie, Why You Can Rely On It, Disadvantages
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The Improved Clinch Knot - How to Tie the Improved Clinch Knot - Why Rely on the Improved Clinch Knot - Disadvantages of the Improved Clinch Knot usangler.com/improved-clinch-knot/
The Dropper Loop Knot: How To Tie, Why You Can Rely On It, Disadvantages
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The Dropper Loop Knot - How to Tie the Dropper Loop Knot - Why Rely on the Dropper Loop Knot - Disadvantages of the Dropper Loop Knot
How to Tie the San Diego Jam Knot
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In this video John explains: - How to Tie the San Diego Jam Knot - Why Rely on the San Diego Jam Knot - Advantages of the San Diego Jam Knot - Disadvantages of the San Diego Jam Knot
How to Tie the Snell Knot
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In this video John explains: - How to Tie the Snell Knot - Why Rely on the Snell Knot - Advantages of the Snell Knot - Disadvantages of the Snell Knot For more information about the Palomar knot check out our article on USAngler.com: usangler.com/snell-knot-uni-version/
How to Tie the Palomar Knot
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In this video John explains: - How to Tie the Palomar Knot - Advantages of the Palomar Knot - Disadvantages of the Palomar Knot For more information about the Palomar knot check out our article on USAngler.com: usangler.com/palomar-knot/
How to Tie the Kreh Knot (Non Slip Loop knot)
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In this video John explains: - How to Tie the Kreh Knot - Advantages of the Kreh Knot - When Do Kreh Knots Fail For more information about the kreh knot check out our article on USAngler.com: usangler.com/kreh-non-slip-loop-knot/
How to Set Up a Fishing Reel - Spooling Line the Right Way!
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In this video we go over how to set up a fishing reel. We show you how to tie fishing line to your reel and how to properly spool the line to your spinning reel. Like and subscribe for more fishing tips! Check out our full guide on USAngler.com for easy to understand, step-by-step instructions for setting up any spinning reel: usangler.com/how-to-set-up-a-spinning-reel/
Fishing Line Abrasion Test: Mono vs. Braid vs. Fluoro (Shocking Results)
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This mono vs braid vs fluoro line abrasion strength test was done so that we could see which fishing line can hold up to rubbing against rough surfaces the best. To perform these tests we submerged all lines underwater for several hours. We built a simple rig out of wood that allowed us to suspend these lines with 5 lb. weights attached so we could subject them to equal abrasion. Each test susp...
How to Tie a Dropshot Rig: Easy Dropshot Tutorial
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How to Tie a Dropshot Rig: Easy Dropshot Tutorial
Bass Pro Shops Micro Lite Graphite Spinning Rod Review
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Bass Pro Shops Micro Lite Graphite Spinning Rod Review
How to Tie the Uni Knot and Double Uni Knot [Quickest & Easiest Way]
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How to Tie the Uni Knot and Double Uni Knot [Quickest & Easiest Way]
GOD DAMN FISKINF AFWUL REVIEW
Santana with the background guitar nice touch
Seems like good vid but poor video quality
Not to be confused with the "doubled uni," which is a terminal uni made with a loop instead of a tag-end. (And if you reverse the uni direction, it becomes the berkley knot.)
Double-wrap the eye of your lure and then put a Uni on and you'll make it stronger than the Palomar. (Aka Fish-n-fool knot)
I've got the 5'6 newer version matched with the Shimano sienna 1000 and 8lb braid. It has worked perfect!
"Wet the knot" Boys and their saliva... Yucky. You never should have to wet the knot to complete it.
Good video - I think you just saved me some heartache too... I was practicing with some old mono, and I use fluoro as my leader material in the field most of the time. That could have been ugly :)
Every time i try 1st knot it pulls right out
Which line are you using?
Probably pulling on the tag end while you are "clinching" the knot. Only pull the main line.
Thank you! That four step diagram helped me more than anything else, including several video demonstrations. I appreciate it!
Do you need any weight on that cuz I don’t think it’s gonna sink all the way Like that ??
I don't think it's supposed to go all the way down if it's a spinner bait
Waooo Dumbass you make this knot more difficult
The line twist it so bad I stoped using spinners
Why did you only wrap the line 4 times, I thought you said 6 to 7 wraps, looked like you needed a longer tag. When joining braid to flora or mono you should always trim the tag as close to the knot as possible. The double uni is a large knot for joining line. I would recommend using an Albright or a FG knot when joining line, these are much smaller knots and they move through the eyes on the rod much more easily.
Colour of the string helped a lot..gr8
I wish they still made this design.
I agree, the 9’6” version was amazing
Not the proper way to tie the double uni knot
John
Great tests. I fish along shore and piers, for big fish, they not only pull hard but run every direction. Mono and fluoro can survive
You messed up the test by pinching the line in the right side
That’s not a spinner bait I use!
Came for the knots, stayed for the guitar.
I appreciate you taking the time to do these tests. I have been looking for a suitable line to fish around oyster bars.
You're welcome! We'll be publishing more tests this summer. Make sure you subscribe to our channel to receive a notification for when we post our videos.
Shit knot...Personally I use a uni knot for tying on my terminal tackle...
Step 2: spin the lure 7 times. Person tying the lure "I think I will twist the line instead".
this music is so good
Nice video, very clear and easy to understand. Just subscribed.
Were the results repeatable?
Yes! Repeated tests gave very similar results each time I ran the lines through their paces.
Umm what pound line is that
Hey Lue, John is using fly fishing line. Its noticeably thicker and more visible while demonstrating how to tie these knots.
Hey man! Can you use braided line for any type of lure just for the main line? If so what pound test?
Raul, braiud can be excellent main line, especially when you need sensitivity and hard hooksets. Here's an article on the subject: usangler.com/best-braided-fishing-line/ If you run braid with a mono leader, you'll also want to mae sure you're tying the right knot: usangler.com/bass-fishing-knots/ The test depends on your application and the species you're after. As thin as 20-pound braid is, I probably wouldn't run lower test, but I'd run more than that for bigger fish (and definitely a mono shock leader). Tell me what species you're after and I can point in you in the right direction.
John Baltes I got for bass and I want to use any lure I can use suck as crankbaits, chatterbaits, Texas rig or just plastic, spinnerbaits, topwater etc! What size braid would be for main line and no leader? Because I wanna save money too and can I use like 17 pd flouro for leader if I will use a leader?
Raul, I use braided main line for Texas rigged plastics, large spinner baits, chatterbaits, and anything with a single hook. Unless the water is very clear, a leader SHOULDN'T matter, but I'd use one anyway since braid is just so visible underwater. For topwater and crankbaits, I recommend mono. You want a bit of give for the hookset with treble hooks--too firm and you lose some fish by pulling the treble loose. You can fish crankbaits and topwater with braid, but I'd loosen the drag a bit and be hesistate a split second when setting the hook. As far as tests, I'd run 20-pound braid on spinning gear (the diameter is equivalent to 6-pound mono) and 20- to 50-pound braid on casting gear. That test increase is there to provide greater knot strength. And yes, 17-pound fluoro leader should be just fine for largemouth, though with smaller diameter braid you'll need to be careful about the knot you use to connect your main line to your leader.
Pretty much what I had already known. Couple things though the benefits of using fluorocarbon over mono aren't really in abrasion resistance as they are pretty much the same but more so with visibility under water. With fluoro you get a line or leader material that's virtually invisible under water which can play a big factor in very clear water or around certain species that are notoriously leader shy. So yes your right in most cases mono is just as good but there are a few exceptions.
John, the science is still out on whether fluorocarbon really is less visible underwater. While it has a refractive inex that's closer to water than nylon monofilament, it's unclear whether that really means anything in the real world. What we know about fluorocarbon leader is that it's a little more sensitive than mono, less plastic, exibits lower knot strength, and is much more expensive.
Also Floro sinks and has less stretch than mono.
Awesome how to video. Thank you so mucj!
That's called the fisherman knot where I'm from. The first one
I learned it as that also. My step father taught me it as a kid and I always called it that.
@@cornlips7247 I feel ya my grandfather taught me it along time ago and same here lol
Great knot video!! Thank you!
Thanks this helped me so moo much
Thank u helped me
Thank you!!! This helped me a lot!
You're welcome!
Great lead guitar....relaxed me. SD Jam!!