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@@justsaying3814 Thank you for the kind words and I’m glad I could help! It’s great to hear that your daughter is getting into fishing. I’m holding onto the hope that at least one of my 3 girls will take interest 🤞

@@Chasin_Baitman an idiot.

@@JRec-ql5fc I wouldn’t recommend for fluoro - this knot tested the best for mono and braid, but not nearly as well for fluoro. I highly recommend the double San Diego jam knot for fluoro <= 17 lb., and the standard San Diego Jam Knot for line > 17 lb. I have a tutorial for those knots as well 🤘 Thanks for watching!

@@dtffishingmi thank you!

@@dtffishingmi Thank you!

@@JRec-ql5fc no problemo 🤙

@@Slowlyro113r yikes! I’m sorry I let you down.

@@jcatcam1030 It’s definitely tougher with light line. For leader <= 12 lb, I use and recommend the Alberto knot. It’s still very strong, comes through the guides easily with light line, and is much easier to tie. I use it routinely with 6 lb braid and 4 lb fluoro. I have a tutorial for that knot as well 🤘 Thank you for watching!

It's very strong for fluoro! It's also an easy transition into the double-lined knots for most, because of its similarity to the clinch knot. If you're looking for the strongest knot for fluoro - it's the Double San Diego Jam knot - I have a tutorial for that one as well, and in my opinion, it's easier to tie than this one. Thanks for watching!

For leader <= 12 lbs., I’d recommend the Alberto knot. I have a tutorial for that one as well. It’s very strong and easy to tie with light line. I use it frequently with 6 lb. braid and 4 lb. Fluoro, and I tie it in the wind! It takes a little practice, but it’s much easier than the FG knot 👍 Thank you for watching!

@@JayPalazzola yessir!

@@joeytanksley4280 you can adjust the playback speed in the video settings and slow it down even more. Hope this helps!

@@Stardusted haha all good! User error 🙂 I’ll leave my bass fishing hooksets at home next time 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@Stardusted thanks brotha 🙏

@@Stardusted 🙏 Thank you

@@Stardusted thanks Paul! Micro fishing is a great time 💯

@@brianmccormack84 there is definitely a science to knots and when to use them, and it’s a science that still lacks proper testing in many cases. My goal is to perform all of the testing, master all of the knots, and teach people the best fishing knots for every situation. I still have a long way to go! Thanks for watching 🙏

@@charlesmilne1173 thank you Charles, I’ll try to shorten up next time around. I was a little repetitive. Have a nice day 🤘

Noooooooooo!!!!

@@ethixphotog_adventures it’s tough with 12 lb - I recommend the Alberto knot for 12 lb and under. I have a tutorial for that one as well 🤘

Sorry to hear about the stroke brotha. So glad I could help - keep it up I know that dexterity is comin' back 💯

I haven't done nearly enough trout fishing with my Tenkara rods! It's a pretty far drive to the nearest good trout stream, but I'm planning to do much more of it next year. I've got light rods, but also heavy rods that can handle steelhead and king salmon :) "Got one!" is just what comes out of my mouth - it's entirely involuntary. I wish I could change it, but I think you're right - maybe I'll just own it. Thanks for watching!

@@connermagel639 I looked at the gills too because of the blood and it seemed like the gills were further along in decomposition than the rest of him - hard to tell if they were damaged because they were falling apart, but that’s a definite possibility. I think you’re right about the timeline for sure - it was 80 degrees in the water and he hadn’t bloated yet, so probably within 24 hours

RIP 😔

Or just taking another look he’s got scratch or bite marks near his gills the attacker could’ve clipped his gills and he couldn’t breathe anymore

@@BackwoodsGarageLLC. hopefully it was natural causes. Unfortunately, it’s often the result of exhaustion and mishandling when water temps are almost 80 degrees. He had some decomposition, but no obvious injuries that we could see

@@wilsonallen7831 thank you Wilson! I’m just glad my wife didn’t come down the stairs to see me modeling full waders and gear in the middle of the night 😂

Gotta keep it sexy 💯😏

I think I was dropped on my head as a child 🤷‍♂

@@MrSurfangler increasing the profile would be a good idea for sure 💯

@@kusland6786 you’re definitely right! I will do the underwater footage for this one when I produce the RUclips Short

Thanks for watching! Planning to throw these a lot this fall as well, and maybe some heavier/bigger versions for muskie!

It's just a method for finishing a knot that was accredited to Jim Rizzuto - but like many other knots & techniques, has been around for centuries and used for many other applications. I see this a lot in the knot world, and it would be nice if we could just standardize things and stop trying to get things named after ourselves, but unfortunately, there are a LOT of egos in the fishing world.

@@IsaKhan-tz6lc every individual entry counts the same. If you did two entries, there should be an additional option available now where you can enter once daily until the end of the contest- that would help your odds!

@@dtffishingmi ok thank u

Yep, especially if you're using lighter line - a couple more wraps would be a good idea! I probably wouldn't reccommend burning braid (just to be safe), but with mono line - that's another good improvement!

Thank you 🙏

@@dyonkers1 I would try starting out with 10 - it’s going to take some strong force to get the braid to bite into the 80lb leader - I definitely suggest using some line tensioners or gloves to cinch. If you find that the knot isn’t cinching properly at 10 wraps, I probably wouldn’t do less wraps at that point, but instead drop down to 80lb braid. What are you fishing for?

I’m jigging for tuna here 😅n ny , it’s over kill however there is double duty as I go to Alaska yearly to hunt giant halibut . There this gear is fine…

@@dyonkers1 I’m jealous- both sound like a great time! Good luck 🫡

@@dyonkers1 Thank you 🙏

Yep, 1/4 inch magnum! That's what I would normally use, but wanted to add more variety into the giveaway. Rabbit strips are my favorite

@@alexrawleigh3167 glad I could help! Thank you for watching 🙏

Thank you 🙏

It’s not a new name - what name do you call it?

@@dtffishingmi I can't remember but it wasn't called that. Very similar to the half blood knot just with finishing different

Looking back at the video, I'm not sure - but I wouldn't use this hook for drop shotting. The hooks I use either have an eye that is welded closed or the gap is very very tight, and if you just make sure not to get the line in that gap, you shouldn't have an issue. I just checked my hooks and some of the drop shot hook eyes are not closed but they are so tight that 8lb fluoro can't get in there

@@BenTedesco thanks for watching! 🤙

@@albirdz3349 thank you for the kind words - under 2 minutes is pretty dang fast!

@@dtffishingmi Thank you making this great tutorial! And just like you said, with practice you can get fast at this

@@gumbislice1605 it’s a San Diego jam knot, but with the line doubled. I think you’re referring to the clinch knot, and there is a doubled line version of that as well - the double clinch knot. There is also an IMPROVED double clinch knot. I have a tutorial for both of those as well!🤙

Thank you Cory! In my experience, if the creek has water in it, and the water has fish in it, these will catch a ton of fish :) Thanks for watching!

@@armandorjusinoI’m going back soon with a mini Tenkara rod and some flies - I’m expecting to break my record for most fish in a day very easily. I’m normally a quality over quantity guy, but it should be a great time. Thanks for watching!