Thanks mate. I’m taking my son fishing tomorrow and I inherited all my dads old fishing gear, always remember him using one when I was little and never knew how it worked. Thanks again chief.
This tool takes a little getting used to, but it works really well, for those of us who have dexterity issues with our hands. P.S. My favorite knot tier is the electric one, I reviewed.
Perfect tool for tying fishing line and making different rigs, makes life easier when circling line round hook and holding it in place. Just needs a bit of time to get used to it. Thanks for the clip.
I have several of these tools. You forgot to put the line through the hook eye first, unless of course you wanted to demonstrate how to tie a hook without an eye, but you never mentioned. Nice video thanks.
I didn't have a spade hook handy, so I used a standard hook instead. It makes little difference which hook type you use, but as you have stated, it's probably better to thread the line through the eye of the hook.
Thanks for commenting on one of my videos. I have just uploaded another, more modern version, of this fishing hook tying gadget. Its made from plastic, but is well made, and still very cheap to buy. ruclips.net/video/vcA7sWdk7GQ/видео.html
do you think that will work with very very small hook and 2pound line? i am having trouble with the line breaking because most hooks have the eye bent over near the shaft and it is sharp. it is chopping my very thin line.
@@GarryPurcell thank you for the information. i am in Quebec and here most lake and rivers that are readily accessible are so overfished and polluted the big fish are VERY rare. i am currently trying to fish something that is unknown to the locals, mainly carp like fishes and very very small shiners and goby. i am waiting for the lake to freeze over so i can continue fishing. the fishing season pause in september and only start back the 20december. we just had a week of warm weather so that set me back. i wish you a merry christmas and good health!
@@Francois_Dupont I didn't know the lakes were polluted in Quebec. I always thought of Canada as being a pristine environment. P.S. All the best for the holiday season, and good luck with your fishing quest.
@@GarryPurcell sadly people liked to build villages and city close to water. i say almost all the citys and villages are dumping the used sewage water into the lakes after only a bit of filtration to remove the big stuff. it cause the lakes to be full of "fertilizer" and grow algae that sucks the oxygen and block the sunlight. not even talking about the farmers that spread manure on field that eventually end up in the lakes also. where i live they closed the brand-new beach they built because the federal found out the coliform content of the lake was so high it was way higher than the maximum allowed for *skin contact* . we have also algae epidemic each year so bad the whole lake is off limit. i am talking about "Lac Aylmer" a 1-2km wide by 15km lake in Quebec. www.google.com/maps/place/45°48'16.3"N+71°20'53.7"W/ its not even the worst around because other local lake that are smaller have it way worst. of course other waterways in the great north and wild territories are pristine and untouched, but they are very far away and only accessible to boat plane. i dont want to tell anymore negative, but it is only the truth. when i tell my Japanese friend they dont believe and think of Canada as the monster trout land with beautiful rivers and lakes. as a French Canadian myself with lots of spare time i have trouble putting fish on my table. as the saying says, the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
@@Francois_Dupont Hopefully the local government will do something about it. Here in Victoria, Australia, there are lots of things happening to clear our waterways, and the fishing grounds are continually being improved. Natural snags, and rock formations are being added to the waterways, and fingerlings of various species being released, there is even a $10,000AU tagged fish released campaign currently active as well. (Catch it, grab the Tag and you get a $10,000AU reward from our government) Commercial fishing is now prohibited in our Gippsland Lakes region, and scallop dredging banned in our Port Phillip Bay region. Fish are now being caught in the mouth of the Yarra River, Melbourne. (Its taken many years for the fish to return to the cleaner water.) P.S. The Yarra River had a reputation of flowing upside down, due to the colour of the water.
Well you made me understand this particular knot tyer tool. I've looked at it and thought it was just a complicated looking tool. Nah, the nail knot tool is easier. But I can now see how it's done. Catfishing with that tied on hook would never get off unless the line broke! Thanks from these old arthritic hands. Btw, Snelled hooks go back as far as I can remember when I was a boy in the 1950's... the knot is only as weak as the line strength. The knot will not slip! And now there is a tool to help tie it.
Thanks for your comment. I have a few other knot tying tools I must get around to making videos for. (I've had them for about 6 month now) P.S. My personal favourite so far, is the battery powered one.
@@GarryPurcell and I've had the same impression with that one, too. So I'm subscribed I'll be interested in seeing how a battery operated fishing knot tool would be helpful. Thanks for response. So many dont respond. Kinda makes me feel as though my thoughts dont matter.
Yes it can be used with small hooks. I have also made another video with a similar device. I personally think this is a better choice for small hooks. ruclips.net/video/vcA7sWdk7GQ/видео.html
@@briarfox637 Its one of those things we simply don't think could happen. I know I never thought the line would cut through flesh, using this tool. So I will be paying more attention in the future.
I believe you should pass the wire through the hook's eye opening first, from the back to the front (side where the hook's point is curved at), then you would start to enroll the wire etc , like you did... That will make your tie and the entire assembly much stronger and reliable when you set the hook on a fish IMO!
The knot I tied is to demonstrate that you can use a spade hook, with this device. You can if you want, indeed run it through the eye of a hook, if you don't use spade hooks.
Don’t worry about those little mistakes I make them too . I hate it when I struggle to tie a hook . Because I have arthritis in my hands and some of the new clear monofilament line is hard to see in poor light and I get all done tying a spade hook and then I cut the wrong end . I cut the leader instead of the tag end
thanks for the video I'm going to buy another one also, I tried using the picture instructions but just couldn't get it I really appreciate you taking the time to making this video, took me my 2nd try using this method and also I should mention I use size 10 hooks for the trout over where I live very small hooks and boy does this tool and the video make it easier than looking at the pictures thanks again.
For such a cheap device, it works amazingly well. But its rather tricky to figure it out how to use it simply from pictures, as you have already stated. P.S. Thank you for watching my video, and taking your time to comment on it.🙂
You're luckier than I am. Bought the same device online in Indonesia but it came without any instructions! Thankfully someone thought it would be helpful to make a RUclips video about it.
I believe that the reason the line moved up and down the hook was because you double wound over the line on the hook and therefore couldn't tighten enough. The big question for me is with a spade end hook, would the line run in front or behind the spade end. I lost 8 hooks a couple of weeks back and I believe it was because the line ran in front of the spade end. When you pull the hook, it tends to pivot forward at the spade end and this can cut through the line. Always have the line running down the back of the hook!
Interesting question regarding the position of the line to the spade. I really haven't noticed a problem myself. Maybe check the spade itself, and see if it has excessively sharp edges.
@@GarryPurcell Yes that did cross my mind. The hooks are supposedly a good brand but I may move over to using the gadget on a eyed hook as I fish with paste anyway.
Garry, I found that tool. minus the "needle base," along a steelhead fishing stream near Lake Erie - Erie Pennsylvania. What is the name of the tool? Where does one buy this tool? From my experience, it looks like a gadget that creates snelled hooks.
Hi Jack The needle's can be used to help untagle knots. if you go to Ebay, you should find one under "Fish hook knot tying tool" but you will need to scroll through the list to find it.
The knot I tied is to demonstrate that you can use a spade hook, with this device. You can if you want, indeed run it through the eye of a hook, if you don't use spade hooks.
I'm not convinced the knot will hold a largemouth bass but I'm willing to give it a try only because I love gadgets. Question though. Is there a reason you didn't thread the line through the hooks eye? Just watching the video it seems that it would be possible.
A friend gave me that. 🤣 I don't know how the @^&!%#$ to use this $#*&^@% crap. He said... lol Thanks mate. 👍 That's gonna make my life WAYYYYYYY easier... :)
Thais only one not takes more time than it takes me doing it by hand 2 tie several different knots I see in your video the main part of the fishing line is pulled tight underneath your hand how many times are you going to be able to do that out in the boat or on the bank where you going to tighten your lineup from like that I tried it with the spool and everything the tool just way too complicated nice presentation I'll just throw it in my tackle box with the other junk I got
If only my hands would let me. I had a freak accident where my index finger was cut through to the bone and nerves were severed. (A pull cord handle for a petrol motor snapped, and sliced my hand) I have regained some movment back, but will never have full use of my right hand, ever again.
Yes a great tool indeed. However I'm pretty bummed. I purchased this tool (before watching your video) with the thought that it was for tying many different knots. Mainly terminal knots. Smh
If your hands are Good, then that's fine. I have lost the feeling in my index finger, due to a cut that went through to the bone, so its very difficult for me, to tie hooks to the line.
Это устройство завязывает узлы с воронками для лопаточных крючков. Вы также можете использовать его с крючками с глазами. This device ties snelled knots for spade hooks. You can use it with eyed hooks also.
Garry Purcell was talking to a friend he said depending on the lure the tying would work with this tool on the lure. I know the pad crusher frog could be tyed with this tool.
Hi Ron I have tested three Hook Tying devices so far, with another one sitting on my desk while I'm typing this. (I'll do a review shortly on it) P.S. Each one does the job at hand, and my favourite so far, is the battery powered one.
Ooopppss 😀 I'll never be able to watch this again with a straight face. haha.
6 лет назад+6
Sorry but no way I can trust that knot nest slipped up against the eyelet instead of through it as intended. This is a recipe for losing a trophy fish one day.
I suppose it all comes down to the line strength, and whether its been comprised by the knot. P.S. Non Eyelet Spade hooks have been around for many years.
Look up Mick Knowles demo of Ezzee tie fishing jig it's a cracking bit of kit, I shall be buying one as I suffer from the early onset of arthritis, I have 2 Hook-Eze they make life a bit easier when your down on the beach, Tight Lines Garry thanks for your quick reply John'O
Thanks for the extra info. I will check him out. P.S. I know how hard it is to tie knots with a bad hand. (I cut my finger through to the bone and severed a nerve in doing so (Freak Accident - Petrol Generator handle snapped when I was pulling it to start it ), I'm still getting used to not using my index finger on my right hand. Life goes on and finds a way)
@@GarryPurcell No Probs Mate. I am 63 and use a hook tying tool. I have a matchman a Preston`s and two like yours of Aliexpress. So many idiots making negative comments like why not use the eyelet. The big hook and thick line was for the vidio easy to see. Fishing is all about presentation and that`s why we use spade end hooks. Who needs a big eyelet and a big ugly knot. I hope your hand gets better soon. All the best Tight lines.
Say you are getting old! Well, I am 81 and this is very close to the stupidist thing for fishing I have ever seen. I bought one just to see it. Now, I wouldn't hit a dog in the head with this thing. Talk about something made to sell, but not worth the powder and shot to blow it apart? This is IT!
This tool is for people who have difficulty using their hands to tie knots. P.S. I'm over 70 and cannot use my index finger on my right hand correctly, due to an industrial accident.
Yes I do fish, but the index finger on my right hand has had nerves severed in an accident, with a petrol generator pull cord, (cut went through to bone) so its very difficult for me to tye knots.😉
@@juragan6690 That's OK, you weren't to know, my injury is permanent, and the surgeon told me there is nothing he can do to alleviate the pain in my hand, I just have to learn to live with it.
Take a deep breath, and relax a bit.🙂 Wanting things done faster is Ok, but if I did, you would be complaining, that you couldn't see how I tied the knot.
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Thanks mate. I’m taking my son fishing tomorrow and I inherited all my dads old fishing gear, always remember him using one when I was little and never knew how it worked. Thanks again chief.
Glad it could bring back some fond memories for you.
I just got one today and had no instructions, this was big time helpful, thank you
Thanks for letting me know m video was useful.
I just bought one for my dad who has arthritis in his hands. Thanks for the great video Garry.
This tool takes a little getting used to, but it works really well, for those of us who have dexterity issues with our hands.
P.S. My favorite knot tier is the electric one, I reviewed.
Can you do a bait loop with this thing ?
I don't believe it can do anything other than a Spade Hook Knot.
Perfect tool for tying fishing line and making different rigs, makes life easier when circling line round hook and holding it in place. Just needs a bit of time to get used to it. Thanks for the clip.
It is a learning curve, but once mastered, its quite fast.
it helps for low vision or elder people, for me is faster to use my hand , thank u for the demo
I have a bung hand and tying knots is very difficult for me.
I tend to make up rigs at home, and tie swivels to the line for faster setups.
I liked your video, but what is this device called and where can I get one?
They are getting harder to find.
Available from Ebay:
📌 AU: ebay.us/wMDtSI
📌 UK: ebay.us/FbmIjc
📌 US: ebay.us/538qPc
How many different knots can you make on this item
I only know of one knot.
I have several of these tools. You forgot to put the line through the hook eye first, unless of course you wanted to demonstrate how to tie a hook without an eye, but you never mentioned. Nice video thanks.
I didn't have a spade hook handy, so I used a standard hook instead.
It makes little difference which hook type you use, but as you have stated, it's probably better to thread the line through the eye of the hook.
Now im getting older with fat fingers and dim eyes this wee gadgie would be great. Thanx for posting mate.
Hello from northern pomland btw 😁🏴🇦🇺
Glad my video was of interest to you.
Brilliant little device, costs pennies and it really works. Nuff said!
Thanks for commenting on one of my videos.
I have just uploaded another, more modern version, of this fishing hook tying gadget.
Its made from plastic, but is well made, and still very cheap to buy.
ruclips.net/video/vcA7sWdk7GQ/видео.html
Does this work for tying swivels?
Not really.
It would be very difficult to tie any swivel with this device.
@@GarryPurcell I see a business opportunity
En qué tienda se puede comprar esta herramienta ?
do you think that will work with very very small hook and 2pound line?
i am having trouble with the line breaking because most hooks have the eye bent over near the shaft and it is sharp. it is chopping my very thin line.
The jaws are meant for small hooks.
It should work, but cant be certain, as I don't use 2 pound fishing line.
@@GarryPurcell thank you for the information. i am in Quebec and here most lake and rivers that are readily accessible are so overfished and polluted the big fish are VERY rare. i am currently trying to fish something that is unknown to the locals, mainly carp like fishes and very very small shiners and goby.
i am waiting for the lake to freeze over so i can continue fishing. the fishing season pause in september and only start back the 20december. we just had a week of warm weather so that set me back.
i wish you a merry christmas and good health!
@@Francois_Dupont I didn't know the lakes were polluted in Quebec.
I always thought of Canada as being a pristine environment.
P.S. All the best for the holiday season, and good luck with your fishing quest.
@@GarryPurcell sadly people liked to build villages and city close to water. i say almost all the citys and villages are dumping the used sewage water into the lakes after only a bit of filtration to remove the big stuff. it cause the lakes to be full of "fertilizer" and grow algae that sucks the oxygen and block the sunlight. not even talking about the farmers that spread manure on field that eventually end up in the lakes also. where i live they closed the brand-new beach they built because the federal found out the coliform content of the lake was so high it was way higher than the maximum allowed for *skin contact* . we have also algae epidemic each year so bad the whole lake is off limit.
i am talking about "Lac Aylmer" a 1-2km wide by 15km lake in Quebec. www.google.com/maps/place/45°48'16.3"N+71°20'53.7"W/ its not even the worst around because other local lake that are smaller have it way worst.
of course other waterways in the great north and wild territories are pristine and untouched, but they are very far away and only accessible to boat plane.
i dont want to tell anymore negative, but it is only the truth. when i tell my Japanese friend they dont believe and think of Canada as the monster trout land with beautiful rivers and lakes. as a French Canadian myself with lots of spare time i have trouble putting fish on my table. as the saying says, the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
@@Francois_Dupont Hopefully the local government will do something about it.
Here in Victoria, Australia, there are lots of things happening to clear our waterways, and the fishing grounds are continually being improved.
Natural snags, and rock formations are being added to the waterways, and fingerlings of various species being released, there is even a $10,000AU tagged fish released campaign currently active as well. (Catch it, grab the Tag and you get a $10,000AU reward from our government)
Commercial fishing is now prohibited in our Gippsland Lakes region, and scallop dredging banned in our Port Phillip Bay region.
Fish are now being caught in the mouth of the Yarra River, Melbourne. (Its taken many years for the fish to return to the cleaner water.)
P.S. The Yarra River had a reputation of flowing upside down, due to the colour of the water.
Well you made me understand this particular knot tyer tool. I've looked at it and thought it was just a complicated looking tool. Nah, the nail knot tool is easier. But I can now see how it's done. Catfishing with that tied on hook would never get off unless the line broke! Thanks from these old arthritic hands. Btw, Snelled hooks go back as far as I can remember when I was a boy in the 1950's... the knot is only as weak as the line strength. The knot will not slip! And now there is a tool to help tie it.
Thanks for your comment.
I have a few other knot tying tools I must get around to making videos for. (I've had them for about 6 month now)
P.S. My personal favourite so far, is the battery powered one.
@@GarryPurcell and I've had the same impression with that one, too. So I'm subscribed I'll be interested in seeing how a battery operated fishing knot tool would be helpful. Thanks for response. So many dont respond. Kinda makes me feel as though my thoughts dont matter.
I like em work well the hook holds firm in jaws unlike plastic varieties
I actually like both metal and plastic.
My only gripe is I wish they lined the jaws with a thin layer of rubber to grip the hooks better.
Can be this tool used for a smaller hooks? For that big hook i dont need a tool?
Yes it can be used with small hooks.
I have also made another video with a similar device.
I personally think this is a better choice for small hooks.
ruclips.net/video/vcA7sWdk7GQ/видео.html
this most recent trip while tying a line to a lure, it sliced my index finger pretty good since my hands were wet.
Oh wow!
How did you do that?
@@GarryPurcell I just pulled it tight and it sliced right into it. Surprised me because it was 15lb mono. Never had it do that.
@@briarfox637 Yikes, its a lesson learned the hard way, and a warning to others. Thanks for letting others know, so they are now forewarned.
@@GarryPurcell Make sure your hands stay dry. Mine had been wet all day and got soft, line just went right in.
@@briarfox637 Its one of those things we simply don't think could happen.
I know I never thought the line would cut through flesh, using this tool.
So I will be paying more attention in the future.
I believe you should pass the wire through the hook's eye opening first, from the back to the front (side where the hook's point is curved at), then you would start to enroll the wire etc , like you did... That will make your tie and the entire assembly much stronger and reliable when you set the hook on a fish IMO!
The knot I tied is to demonstrate that you can use a spade hook, with this device.
You can if you want, indeed run it through the eye of a hook, if you don't use spade hooks.
Don’t worry about those little mistakes I make them too . I hate it when I struggle to tie a hook . Because I have arthritis in my hands and some of the new clear monofilament line is hard to see in poor light and I get all done tying a spade hook and then I cut the wrong end . I cut the leader instead of the tag end
I'm glad you found my video on this tool handy.
Many people don't realize just how hard it is to tie a knot, with bad hands.
By Rube Goldburg?
Hahahaha I got a good laugh from your comment.
Very nice video. I like it.
Thank you very much
thanks for the video I'm going to buy another one also, I tried using the picture instructions but just couldn't get it I really appreciate you taking the time to making this video, took me my 2nd try using this method and also I should mention I use size 10 hooks for the trout over where I live very small hooks and boy does this tool and the video make it easier than looking at the pictures thanks again.
For such a cheap device, it works amazingly well.
But its rather tricky to figure it out how to use it simply from pictures, as you have already stated.
P.S. Thank you for watching my video, and taking your time to comment on it.🙂
You're luckier than I am. Bought the same device online in Indonesia but it came without any instructions! Thankfully someone thought it would be helpful to make a RUclips video about it.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Same here no instructions thank you so much for posting this
You're welcome!🙂
I started using this when my left thumb injured. Snelling if the hook eye is large.
It's an interesting tool for those of us who need some help tying knots.🎣
Thank you sir, 👍 appreciate your video.
Glad you enjoyed my effort.
I believe that the reason the line moved up and down the hook was because you double wound over the line on the hook and therefore couldn't tighten enough. The big question for me is with a spade end hook, would the line run in front or behind the spade end. I lost 8 hooks a couple of weeks back and I believe it was because the line ran in front of the spade end. When you pull the hook, it tends to pivot forward at the spade end and this can cut through the line. Always have the line running down the back of the hook!
Interesting question regarding the position of the line to the spade. I really haven't noticed a problem myself. Maybe check the spade itself, and see if it has excessively sharp edges.
@@GarryPurcell Yes that did cross my mind. The hooks are supposedly a good brand but I may move over to using the gadget on a eyed hook as I fish with paste anyway.
good video! , Garry Purcell
Glad you like it.
Thank You.
Did I miss something here, was the line threaded onto the hook?
That's correct, the knot tied in this video is for a spade hook, so the line does not have to go through the eye of the hook.
Liked price but wasn't what I thought I was ordering
Interesting comment.
So what did you order?
Does this knot really holds a bigger fish that is a question :D
It ties a Snell knot, so its very strong.
Garry, I found that tool. minus the "needle base," along a steelhead fishing stream near Lake Erie - Erie Pennsylvania. What is the name of the tool? Where does one buy this tool? From my experience, it looks like a gadget that creates snelled hooks.
Hi Jack
The needle's can be used to help untagle knots.
if you go to Ebay, you should find one under "Fish hook knot tying tool" but you will need to scroll through the list to find it.
The needle is also used for creating loop knots so you can have a consistent size.
This is WAY harder than other tools available on the market.
Its takes a bit of getting used to that's for sure.
Thank you, sir.
You're welcome
Ok! It's a nice tool ! But the handmade is all-time classic!!!
I totally agree!
Why do you not use the eye of the hook? Isn't the eye the strongest part of the hook? Looks like the knot may just slip over the eye and come off.
The knot I tied is to demonstrate that you can use a spade hook, with this device.
You can if you want, indeed run it through the eye of a hook, if you don't use spade hooks.
Where can I buy this tool from? I cannot find one.
Banggood stock them.
www.banggood.com/custlink/G3KmeoHAOt
I'm not convinced the knot will hold a largemouth bass but I'm willing to give it a try only because I love gadgets. Question though. Is there a reason you didn't thread the line through the hooks eye? Just watching the video it seems that it would be possible.
Hi Sonny
Yes, you can run the line through the hook eye if you like, but the knot is very strong using a spade hook. 🙂
Yes you can put it thru the eye first!!
Takes too long with this tool. The video is too shaky.
A friend gave me that. 🤣
I don't know how the @^&!%#$ to use this $#*&^@% crap.
He said... lol
Thanks mate. 👍 That's gonna make my life WAYYYYYYY easier... :)
No problem 👍
It's a looking sinker..... if you don't have the instructions on how to use the hook tier. 😂
I can confirm that this little tool works a treat! If it's good enough for ""Bull Huss" then good enough
I've not tried it on our Australian beaches to catch sharks, but I will give it a go 🎣
Thais only one not takes more time than it takes me doing it by hand 2 tie several different knots I see in your video the main part of the fishing line is pulled tight underneath your hand how many times are you going to be able to do that out in the boat or on the bank where you going to tighten your lineup from like that I tried it with the spool and everything the tool just way too complicated nice presentation I'll just throw it in my tackle box with the other junk I got
I have damage to my right hand index finger, so I can't tie a normal knot by hand.
So it helps me.
never seen a hook tied without the line going thru the eye of the hook no matter what the hook
It's to simulate a spade hook
chic gostei
Obrigado (Thank You)
Practice my friend ,it's very simple
If only my hands would let me.
I had a freak accident where my index finger was cut through to the bone and nerves were severed. (A pull cord handle for a petrol motor snapped, and sliced my hand)
I have regained some movment back, but will never have full use of my right hand, ever again.
😇it's all right,peace ✌
Yes a great tool indeed. However I'm pretty bummed. I purchased this tool (before watching your video) with the thought that it was for tying many different knots. Mainly terminal knots. Smh
At least you didn't spend a lot of money.
Beautiful presentation, you deserve a subscription!Flysofishing
Thank You
For your kind words
For eyed hooks put it thru front of eye first
Thats correct, regarding eyed hooks.
I didn't do that for this video, as this knot will hold perfectly on spade hooks.
how much that..
There cheap.
Available from Ebay:
📌 AU: ebay.us/wMDtSI
📌 UK: ebay.us/FbmIjc
📌 US: ebay.us/538qPc
You don't run the line through the eye?
Its not necessary to go through the eye of the hook, a spade hook comes to mind.🙂
Just learn to tie a dropper loop and this is not needed 🤘🤘. Cheers
Unfortunately my hand has nerve damage, so I have to rely on hook tying devices.
handred way to tie an hook muck more easy and simply and rapid that this!!!!!
If your hands are Good, then that's fine.
I have lost the feeling in my index finger, due to a cut that went through to the bone, so its very difficult for me, to tie hooks to the line.
I tried to watch you tie the hook on a pine but the writing at the bottom got in the way a lot. I could never get it to work.
There is no text on my videos.
I assume you have "Subtitles /closed captions" Active"
Плохой узел - леску надо было пропускать в петлю крючка! Я покажу как надо.
Это устройство завязывает узлы с воронками для лопаточных крючков.
Вы также можете использовать его с крючками с глазами.
This device ties snelled knots for spade hooks.
You can use it with eyed hooks also.
UN APARATO MUY COMPLICADO PARA HACER UN SIMPLE NUDO SALUDOS
Cierto.
still got mine , bought it in 1969 but plastic
Hany little contraptions for sure.
I bought one from Wish paid $1.85 which is £0.71 including shipping. Not sure if I'll need it but eh!
Its fiddly to use at first but once you get used to it, Works great.🐟🐠🐡
Garry Purcell I'm only using lures at this time but I'm sure it will work for them as well.
Thanks, for the video, Garry forgot to mention that.
Thanks Matthew
I'm not sure how you will go tying lures with this device.
I'd be interested in how you go.
Garry Purcell was talking to a friend he said depending on the lure the tying would work with this tool on the lure. I know the pad crusher frog could be tyed with this tool.
Get a proper set of clippers to cut your line!
Good advice.
Something as simple as tying a hook to line made simpler
Hi Ron
I have tested three Hook Tying devices so far, with another one sitting on my desk while I'm typing this. (I'll do a review shortly on it)
P.S. Each one does the job at hand, and my favourite so far, is the battery powered one.
Not so simple when your hands get hijacked by rheumatism!
Very complicated 😓
Yes it does take a while to master this tool.
Not sure what I'm watching... All this talk about tugging and shafts... Little too R rated for me. Haha
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I'll never be able to watch this again with a straight face. haha.
Sorry but no way I can trust that knot nest slipped up against the eyelet instead of through it as intended. This is a recipe for losing a trophy fish one day.
I suppose it all comes down to the line strength, and whether its been comprised by the knot.
P.S. Non Eyelet Spade hooks have been around for many years.
Joseph used this to tie hooks no problems landing a very angry dog fish
Been using that type of knot for over 60 yrs; still cathing fish up to y40 lbs..
That knot ain't going nowhere pal. Buy one of these tiers for pennies, try a few practice runs and you might be pleasantly surprised!
rubbish u dont know what ur on about pal
"Great Work, Well Done" Sub No:364 Cracking Little Video Garry
Glad you liked it.
These little devices are a bit tricky at first, but you'll get the hang of using them very fast, and they tie a decent knot.
Look up Mick Knowles demo of Ezzee tie fishing jig it's a cracking bit of kit, I shall be buying one as I suffer from the early onset of arthritis, I have 2 Hook-Eze they make life a bit easier when your down on the beach, Tight Lines Garry thanks for your quick reply John'O
Thanks for the extra info.
I will check him out.
P.S. I know how hard it is to tie knots with a bad hand. (I cut my finger through to the bone and severed a nerve in doing so (Freak Accident - Petrol Generator handle snapped when I was pulling it to start it ), I'm still getting used to not using my index finger on my right hand. Life goes on and finds a way)
Here is the direct RUclips link
ruclips.net/video/7gSq9xRX3oM/видео.html
Quite a nifty device and an addition to the Fish hook knot tying tool also.
I've just ordered an Ezzee Tie from eBay for £13, will let you know what it's like
It's a hundred times easier to tie it without this devise'
Only if you can use your hands, my fingers were cut through to the bone and had the nerves severed, so I'm unable to tie knots normally.
What is the benefit of this device? People can tie faster with bare hand.
Some people need eye glasses, some prosthetic limbs, others are not so nimble with their hands.
Be grateful: you don't need this tool.
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I can tie tow hooks manually and perfectly in What amount of time is spent on single hook to tie,
Not helpful.
If I had two good hands I'd agree with you.
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Oh, I didn't noticed that,
Watch this
This could be helpful
ruclips.net/video/Y7Gp-pRcoXs/видео.html
TRY LISONING DUMBASS. HE SAYS HE IS GETTING OLD AND HE HAS AN HAND INJURY. THAT`S STOPPING HIM FROM TYING HOOKS FREEHAND.
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Thanks for coming to my defense.
I'll be 66 this year, so I think that qualifies me as getting a bit ancient.
@@GarryPurcell No Probs Mate. I am 63 and use a hook tying tool. I have a matchman a Preston`s and two like yours of Aliexpress. So many idiots making negative comments like why not use the eyelet. The big hook and thick line was for the vidio easy to see. Fishing is all about presentation and that`s why we use spade end hooks. Who needs a big eyelet and a big ugly knot. I hope your hand gets better soon. All the best Tight lines.
Say you are getting old! Well, I am 81 and this is very close to the stupidist thing for fishing I have ever seen. I bought one just to see it. Now, I wouldn't hit a dog in the head with this thing. Talk about something made to sell, but not worth the powder and shot to blow it apart? This is IT!
This tool is for people who have difficulty using their hands to tie knots.
P.S. I'm over 70 and cannot use my index finger on my right hand correctly, due to an industrial accident.
Please.. take that atrocity and dispose of it in the nearest trash can.
Haha
I'll keep that in mind.😀
Run it through the eye FIRST!!!
It was a simulation of a spade hook, so no eye used or needed for this knot.
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does this chap fish?wtf
Yes I do fish, but the index finger on my right hand has had nerves severed in an accident, with a petrol generator pull cord, (cut went through to bone) so its very difficult for me to tye knots.😉
Palomar knot rather than that joke.
This tool is used mainly for spade hooks, so a Palomar knot would slip off the shank.
too complicated... I do the same by only my hands twice faster ...
The tool is not meant for able bodied people.
I have a damaged hand, and cannot tie knots anymore without the aid of a tool.
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the finished knots was not perfect unreliable
Sorry to hear you have problems tying this knot.
It took me a few attempts to get it right.
nice video but very ugly fingers
I had an injury where my finger was cut through to the bone, and nerves were severed.
P.S. I have no feeling in some of my fingers on my hand.
@@GarryPurcell well so sorry
@@juragan6690 That's OK, you weren't to know, my injury is permanent, and the surgeon told me there is nothing he can do to alleviate the pain in my hand, I just have to learn to live with it.
Taking too much time
Take a deep breath, and relax a bit.🙂
Wanting things done faster is Ok, but if I did, you would be complaining, that you couldn't see how I tied the knot.
Fail product waste of money
What problem did you have using this device?
@@GarryPurcell timing
Timing?
I don't understand what your trying to say.
Knot are easy tying hand not gadget
Timing is important..
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Bad knot. The tool stinks too
If you say so.