Same as the non-slip look knot, just with that extra step coming back through. The reason I don't like that last step is because the tag end of the knot faces forward, and thus can snag vegetation on the retrieve. The non-slip loop knot, because it doesn't have that last step, results in the tag end faces backward, and therefore cannot snag on the retrieve.
Agree with you if ur fishing in weeds or brush or marshes. However, if you are fishing where there are no objects to snag on, this 'improved' Rapala Loop knot will be better.
How does it work better. That's the question that we all should be asking. Does the lure respond any differently with these different loop knots? Doubt it...
I do it the same way you do but I don't go through the loop again the second time that makes you tag and point forward or straight up and then that's how you catch the break if you're fixing some weedy areas I do it so the tag end of the knot is going back through the Loop behind you and pointing towards the lure inside the loop
These 3 knots you showed are a WEED Magnets!!! Be mindful of the Tag end...it should exit toward the lure NOT forward or Sideways...i know its been 5 years since first posted but never tooo late to learn
I prefer the perfection lefty kreh loop, and I make a smaller loop, so it doesn’t get stuck on the hooks, and the knot goes cleaner through grass or debris 👍🙌🎣 The Rapala knot looks like a clinch knot combined with the loop knot 🤷🏻♂️ main purpose is for a better action with your lure or jig. You have a great channel and tutorials 👍✊😎😜🎣
Go through the loop down not up then tighten. All you need to do. Tag faces down... wont hang grass etc. Plus I make the loop small. Wont tangle on your hook.
Have you tried the loop knot where you make an overhand knot, go through the eye and back through the loop and then tie a Uni knot on top of that. Very easy loop knot but I don't know the name of it.
Mr Finland says it’s an intellectual property question that you are welcome to discuss next time you are in Helsinki. I don’t know if there’s is a Yo-Siri knot already?
No, I use this knot a lot and never have any trouble with the lure getting tangled up. This knot allows the lure to wobble more freely than with a clinch or trilene knot.
I love the rapala split minnow lure but I myself wouldnt use that knot that lure to me needs freedom so it can work as lively as it can. I think anything extra like that space between the knot would throw its movement off course. How about taking that knot all the way to the metal no space in between without the shoe string knot but the hangman knot. Which would be the know you see when you buy hooks
Hangman knot - sweet. Possibly tricky with thin lines and many wraps but the good thing is that you can work it freely and then tighten is down. I use the Rapala to do exactly what you say - maximal throw it off course.
You're missing out. I used to think that too until I tried it. It truly makes the jerk baits, jig head hooks, and even on straight shank hooks have more movements. I use clips on big lures but when it comes to smaller lures- this is the way to go.
Waaaaay too complex, a simple Bowline (loop knot) is MORE THAN enough, add an extra twist or two if you want up the main line, but going back and forth and all that is useless. We drag heavy equipment up to the ceiling with Bowline knots in the theater world, they're more than enough for a fish.
Same as the non-slip look knot, just with that extra step coming back through. The reason I don't like that last step is because the tag end of the knot faces forward, and thus can snag vegetation on the retrieve. The non-slip loop knot, because it doesn't have that last step, results in the tag end faces backward, and therefore cannot snag on the retrieve.
Agree 💯
Agree with you if ur fishing in weeds or brush or marshes. However, if you are fishing where there are no objects to snag on, this 'improved' Rapala Loop knot will be better.
How does it work better. That's the question that we all should be asking. Does the lure respond any differently with these different loop knots? Doubt it...
Depends where and how you're fishing really, the rapalla knot is also stronger.
I use this one but master it by making a smaller loop- close to the lure. It does great. Thanks!
Great tip!
I do it the same way you do but I don't go through the loop again the second time that makes you tag and point forward or straight up and then that's how you catch the break if you're fixing some weedy areas I do it so the tag end of the knot is going back through the Loop behind you and pointing towards the lure inside the loop
These 3 knots you showed are a WEED Magnets!!! Be mindful of the Tag end...it should exit toward the lure NOT forward or Sideways...i know its been 5 years since first posted but never tooo late to learn
Man, that knot is excellent when fishing square bills!
Yeah its doing magic there ! Thx!
Wouldn't it be better to use 2 split rings and a swivel, to prevent line twist?
Очень подробное видео узла rapala. Благодарю. На леске узлы при затягивании желательно смачивать. Леска не перегревается
Thanks , I'm definitely going to use this knot looks strong also
You bet
The only thing I’m worried about is the line rubbing on the bill…as long as the bill isn’t damaged it should be fine though
Wet the knot before pulling it down.
No much difference
@@abdullahmohammed9923 you should wet it down because it can cause +15% breaking damage
I'm sure he knows that but didn't really want to show all kinds of wet saliva on the line in a close-up video -- but he should mention that step, yes.
I do it this way minus the last loop 🤙🏽
Great video! I use a snap also on jerbaits and squarebills so I get more erratic movements.
I prefer the perfection lefty kreh loop, and I make a smaller loop, so it doesn’t get stuck on the hooks, and the knot goes cleaner through grass or debris 👍🙌🎣 The Rapala knot looks like a clinch knot combined with the loop knot 🤷🏻♂️ main purpose is for a better action with your lure or jig.
You have a great channel and tutorials 👍✊😎😜🎣
Thx for input!
I'm a Rapala knot fan myself .....I also love the Rapala lures....fish on...
Way to big of a loop though, but agreed with your comment.
We usually just use barrel swivels, but I’m definitely gonna try this
Thanks, but the loop is too big and hooks will snag. Need to get the loop smaller and closer to hook eye.
Go through the loop down not up then tighten. All you need to do. Tag faces down... wont hang grass etc. Plus I make the loop small. Wont tangle on your hook.
Have you tried the loop knot where you make an overhand knot, go through the eye and back through the loop and then tie a Uni knot on top of that. Very easy loop knot but I don't know the name of it.
Looks complicated as hell lol, i like my polymar knot still
I hear ya I follow the diagram whenever I tie it!
Would a pike not bite threw line
Basically an improved clinch knot tied on the loop instead of the lure eye.
One could use a uni knot in exactly the same manner.
00:26, so if it was Yo-zuri lure, you would call it Yo-zuri knot?
Mr Finland says it’s an intellectual property question that you are welcome to discuss next time you are in Helsinki. I don’t know if there’s is a Yo-Siri knot already?
Have you tried the Hercules knot
Is this knot suitable for fluorocarbon?
Yes there are step angles in it but test pull it hard so it settles before
the loop wont get the lure tangled up?
No, I use this knot a lot and never have any trouble with the lure getting tangled up. This knot allows the lure to wobble more freely than with a clinch or trilene knot.
Non-slip knot and Rapala knot is the same knot to tie lures.
No sinker when you tying the knot to the yo zuri bait
Very nice tutorial! Thank you!
👍 bisa dicoba
This is one way to loose a rapala lure... puts on a barrel swivel.
Catches no fish 😂
И зачем такие сложности ?
You sound Swedish. Are you?
Damn sweeds
I just shoe tie my lures like 6 times. All of them. Doesn't seem to make a difference. Fish bite, fish get landed.
I love the rapala split minnow lure but I myself wouldnt use that knot that lure to me needs freedom so it can work as lively as it can. I think anything extra like that space between the knot would throw its movement off course. How about taking that knot all the way to the metal no space in between without the shoe string knot but the hangman knot. Which would be the know you see when you buy hooks
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Hangman knot - sweet. Possibly tricky with thin lines and many wraps but the good thing is that you can work it freely and then tighten is down. I use the Rapala to do exactly what you say - maximal throw it off course.
You want your spinner baits to have freedom to move naturally. Same as with flies. The loop is a good solution.
That knot didn’t cinch together very nicely
Bad knot..weeds..debris will hook onto the tag as its facing forward
Ive been fishing with lures allmy life and i dont see why this is nessasay
You're missing out. I used to think that too until I tried it. It truly makes the jerk baits, jig head hooks, and even on straight shank hooks have more movements. I use clips on big lures but when it comes to smaller lures- this is the way to go.
This comes with no instructions. Worthless
It’s called an overhand knot!🤦🏼♂️
Painfully slow
I prefer palomar
then why u watching this lol
This is to leave a loop in the line to allow better action of the lure. Not necessary but helps the action of a swimbait
Why do it simple when you can do it complicated
Waaaaay too complex, a simple Bowline (loop knot) is MORE THAN enough, add an extra twist or two if you want up the main line, but going back and forth and all that is useless. We drag heavy equipment up to the ceiling with Bowline knots in the theater world, they're more than enough for a fish.
Ain't nobody tying a bowline to a fishing lure