Articles On "animated-knots"

A snell knot is designed to create a reliable, straight pull and is ideal when attaching a hook with an offset eye, or when attaching multiple hooks along the line in a series. This multiple hook rig is commonly used for whole fish and squid, or when fishing slab baits, with the ability to space the hooks to suit the size of the bait.

Learn to tie the Arbor knot with our easy to follow guide. The Arbor knot is ideal for tying monofilament fishing line to the spool of a reel.

A simple knot for joining two lines together, the albright is easy to tie on the go. Our simple to follow visual guide shows how.

The Double Uni knot is one of the most popular knots for joining a thinner braided main line to a thicker monofilament or fluorocarbon leader. This article features easy-to-follow videos and images showing the steps required.

Learn to tie the Plaited Double Knot. The plaited double is a popular knot amongst game anglers chasing line class records, as it retains close to 100% of the line's breaking strain.

The single uni knot is a quick, simple knot for joining line to hooks, lures or swivels. Our step-by-step guide shows you how to tie it, complete with easy to follow images.

Adapted from the square or reef knot that is widely used in medical settings, and has been modified to create an effective fishing knot. Learn to tie the surgeon's knot with our easy to follow guide.

The dropper loop is a handy knot used to create paternoster-type rigs for bait-fishing, or drop-shotting with soft plastic lures. This easy-to-follow guide shows how to tie a dropper loop.