03 — Pillar · Survival
Expert guides and Q&A about knots for fishing.
Q&A in this topic
5 total
For survival fishing, the best knots include the clinch knot, palomar knot, and improved clinch knot, which provide secure connections between the line and hook
The loop knot can be used in saltwater fishing for its simplicity and effectiveness, but it's not ideal due to its tendency to come undone when exposed to stron
To tie an improved clinch knot, start by holding the hook in one hand and the line in the other, then pass the line through the eye of the hook 5-6 times, follo
Improved Clinch Knot is stronger than Palomar Knot, typically having a higher breaking strength and more reliable performance, especially when tied with thicker
For survival fishing, choose a line strength of at least 10-15 pounds, but preferably 20-30 pounds, depending on the type of fish and water conditions you'll be
