Not sure if I believe this guy? Calling knot gurus
Submitted by Super peg on Thu, 2015-01-01 19:09
http://youtu.be/oZIJpR7ttdA Hope that comes up as a link, if not, YouTube how NOT to join braid to leader. Came across this video while just browsing, he seems to discredit the back to back uni, I have tied it this way many a times, it's great for out in the boat or if the bite is on. It's a double uni from what I can see and it has always worked for me. Just curious on what others think?
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Geoff78
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Date Joined: 05/03/13
He only uses 6 wraps in
He only uses 6 wraps in light single braid. I used to use the back-to-back and double the braid over and use 10-12 wraps. I never had any problem with slippage. These days I use an FG knot, but there's nothing wrong with the b2b uni.
Super peg
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Date Joined: 02/09/12
I agree, but have seen
I agree, but have seen others on the tutorials say five and five, I always give my self 8-9 For the braid n mono depends on poundage,
just thought it was quite amusing, first time I've ever heard a bad thing bout the knot really, except for the noise through the guides when casting
The art of fishing consists of casting, winding, trolling and jigging
while freezing, sweating, swatting and swearing.
Jackfrost80
Posts: 8148
Date Joined: 07/05/12
Yeah he needs to tie a knot
Yeah he needs to tie a knot properly before bagging it, I've never had a problem with double uni except for banging the guide which is why I now go FG and Improved Albright for my 2lb leader
Officially off the Pies bandwagon
bigmick
Posts: 77
Date Joined: 04/02/13
When I first started using
When I first started using braid (about 9 years ago) that's the knot I was taught by the guys in the tackle shop to use and they recommended 5 wraps (which I used for years and have never had a problem - touch wood). I generally use the PR knot now, but still go back to using the old faithful if I need to replace a leader when I'm out fishing, because I don't take the PR bobbin with me.