@@thonglequang8482 I believe your palomar not is an incorrect Finnish. The last loop you tighten down is sapost to be on top of the knot not the side like how you have it
I ordered this to net the algae in a large pond in our backyard. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxphFK7ETiDP5G4IGsNcg7vbASDp_YfDpI The net is very sturdy and easy to maneuver in the water. The angled edges make it easier to get into the smaller spaces among the rocks. I didn't realize that the front of the net doesn't actually have a frame to it, just the sides do, but it seems to work just fine. The handle extends to various sizes, which is a great feature when I'm in areas that are tight with shrubs at the edges of the pond. I can collapse the handle so it doesn't get stuck in the bushes.
Excellent. For many years I used mainly improved clinch, and it's a good one for most things but sometimes like something different. You make it really easy to follow.
Oh well. It might help, but I've NEVER caught a fish! Caught crayfish though. They said if I'd put one on my hook I might have caught a salmon... Ma caught a small shark before she went Home! I'd like to catch SOMETHING before I leave here! Tried to teach my grandson and all we got was hot! 😅 🙏🙌
Fishing Explained Perfect video. Now I just need to remember them all. Maybe add an FJ and blood knot too. You just tie so well it’s honestly kind of mesmerizing. Lol. Which of the clinch style knots do you like best? I use the palomar, uni and improved clinch. Thanks again!
I've only ever used the improved clench knot never lost a fish. dad and grandfather taught me and I will continue teaching it others look just as reliable but not as fast to me
Whata awesome video very reliable and pretty basic. Hoping next video will be about how to tie braid to mono ? Or/and how to hook on baits ? Cheers from Sydney Australia
My dad taught me the regular clinch knot and I'm not sure of the name for the other knot, for hooking sinkers and multiple hooks per line with a loop. He recently passed and I miss him. He loved fishing
Sorry about that man, it must be tough. Hopefully you can teach the same to your children so that they can enjoy fishing with you as much as you did with your father.
DISLAIKS don't like to fish. The need for a perfect knot is essential for a good hook. Best video to date. Congratulations, I'll sign up now! I'm from Niterói, Rio de Janeiro ...... Brasil.🇧🇷
*Have used the braided line for several years **enjoyable.fishing** recommend both for salmon in the summer as well as walleye through the ice. Can’t beat it for the price!*
My little brother (43yo) has a grandson who wants his "Pop-pop" to teach him how to fish. He hasn't fished in years, and was never really all that great to begin with. He told me that he needs a refresher on his fishing knots, so I shows him this video.
Awesome video. I've mainly used the trilene knot since the later 1980's it's a fantastic knot. I'll be trying a couple of these other knots soon. I also put this video on my save list. Thanks for showing, I appreciate it.
Ah! So the knot Daddy(rest his soul) taught me when I was knee-high to a proverbial grasshopper is called a "clinch knot." Only one I've used and I'm 53 now. Lol
Very good video,infornative.i go fishing...ALOT. I mainly use 3 of these knots, but they are all good knots, for different purposes. For instance, sometimes when using bigger line,you cannot use regular knots,they will break.so you actually HAVE to employ one of these knots. I hope he makes more videos.im 53 y.o.,been fishing a long time,but I DID learn something. Thank you. :-)
@@FishingExplained yes sir, I agree. And like my father always said" you dont ever ,ever get too old,or good, to learn something new.". Thnx for the great video,I'm looking forward to seeing more from yiu. I'm subscribing to you. :-)
I've been tying something I believe is called a Turle Knot for over fifty years and it's too late to turn back now. I can't recall being disappointed with knot failures over the decades though I've had line-breakage associated with bluefish and stripers slashing through my line; even braided line more recently. Once, in 1988, I was experimenting with 2 lb. test monofilament when a large rainbow trout hit my spinning lure, a #2 Blue Fox Vibrax, while I was fishing an eddy near a bridge-footing in upstate Pennsylvania. The trout put an instant strain on the line which even overrode my drag setting. The line snapped and it sounded like someone had fired a .22 right next to my ear. That 2 lb. test experiment ended right then and there.
That knot is more well known in the fly fishing community if my memory serves me correctly. I enjoyed reading your story. I thing every long-time fisherman has some stories of impressive successes and failiures.
@@FishingExplained I probably learned the Turle Knot from my father back in '67 or '68 when my brook trout fishing pursuit was just getting started. I used to tie a #20 Black Gnat fly to the end of my 4 lb. test Berkeley Trilene in those days. Up the line from the fly was a very thin-walled hand-blown glass bobber. The combination would land on the water without much disturbance. I would attempt to catch the bookies sipping flies at the tail ends of long, deep pools. Success, after some practice and many broken bobbers, followed through the years. A number of my fishing triumphs occurred when my father or my brothers were just around the bend and out of sight. One time I was fishing a deep pool using an orange spotted salamander. I threw it upstream into the riffle at the head of a pool and it drifted until it passed in front of a very large cleft in the stream's bedrock. While my father and my younger brother watched an enormous (very big for the particular stream) brook trout shot out from its lair and rolled on the salamander. I saw that flash of the trout's white belly and felt that satisfying, solid tug. I basked in the admiration of my loved ones as I eased that old brookie back into the gin-clear water. Beautiful fish. I can still picture it forty-eight years later.
Memories like that are one of the greatest aspects of fishing. I love hearing about older techniques that get lost through the years. I have fished flies on floats but have never heard of hand blown glass floats. Very cool.
@@FishingExplained Those bobbers were custom orders by one of my father's deer camp friends. Those guys were all-year sportsmen. Deer in the late-fall, spring and fall turkey. Spring turkey rules, back then, dictated that hunters be out of the woods by 11 AM EST. Then, these fellows would go trout fishing. Once, I 'prepped' my father's Mitchell 408 High Speed Ultra Light reel for his trip. When Dad returned he reported that his reel was leaking oil from everywhere except the bail. Good times. The person doing the glass blowing later set-up a booth at our local mall. She could turn out one of those quarter-sized bobbers in about a minute. She deftly would loop over a tiny filament of glass to the main body of the sphere so the line could be tied on. I do not remember what she changed for one bobber but it was not exorbitant. I stopped using the glass bobbers, they were very fragile but very useful, sometime after 1977 or so.
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@@thonglequang8482 I believe your palomar not is an incorrect Finnish. The last loop you tighten down is sapost to be on top of the knot not the side like how you have it
Vidéo intéressant bravo et bonne continuation ;)
I ordered this to net the algae in a large pond in our backyard. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxphFK7ETiDP5G4IGsNcg7vbASDp_YfDpI The net is very sturdy and easy to maneuver in the water. The angled edges make it easier to get into the smaller spaces among the rocks. I didn't realize that the front of the net doesn't actually have a frame to it, just the sides do, but it seems to work just fine. The handle extends to various sizes, which is a great feature when I'm in areas that are tight with shrubs at the edges of the pond. I can collapse the handle so it doesn't get stuck in the bushes.
About time someone showed how to tie knots slower enough to follow great work
My thoughts exactly.
Slower????
@@kennyd2134 no its all good thx
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I’m the one knot fits all hooks kind of guy. The improved clinched knot is fast and simple and works like a charm.
Used that one for years with minimal failures.
yes sir, from small bream hooks, too huge. circle hooks for saltwater fish
just twist her up then through the bottom and through the top
Yep
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I use the clinch cuz I've tied it for so many years that I can tie it in almost zero light.
Simple & strong..👍👍👍👍
Mantap sekali ilmunya boss boleh di coba salam kenal dari blitar
I used knot less knot for 20 years and never ever had issues, best knot out
I have never had a knotless knot fail either.
Спасибо! Очень познавательно! Некоторыми давно пользуюсь а некоторые впервые вижу! Danke schön!
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Excellent. For many years I used mainly improved clinch, and it's a good one for most things but sometimes like something different. You make it really easy to follow.
I used only the improved clinch knot for probably the first 15 years of my fishing. Thanks for the feedback!
Terrible for braid. Excellent for mono. I twist it 7-11 times depending on how heavy of a bait I'm using/size of fish I'm hunting.
Fished it for 35 years, never lost a fish to a knot
Oh well. It might help, but I've NEVER caught a fish! Caught crayfish though. They said if I'd put one on my hook I might have caught a salmon... Ma caught a small shark before she went Home! I'd like to catch SOMETHING before I leave here! Tried to teach my grandson and all we got was hot! 😅 🙏🙌
Palomar on everything. Double is always stronger than single.
Yup
No
Yep
Agreed.
stop by my place
Great teaching. Cool
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i have used the palomar since i can remember.it has never failed me.ever.
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Clicked the video to learn new knots, stayed because of the music. So peaceful. Thank you.
Thanks For the Video !
Thanks for watching!
i can do lots of different knots now because of you, Thanks man this really helped me since im new to fishing
Murderer
Awesome music. Totally fishin music. So chill. Love it
It seems “Foggy Mountain Breakdown” with a couple of acoustic guitars.
Palomar knot is my absolute go to. Easy and efficient.
I’ve lost lures and fishes on clinched knots.
Love it..🎣👍
Been fishing over 30yrs. Improved clinched knot is all i use
Polymer knot definitely the go to and the best. But this has to be the best fishing knot tutorial out there
Thank you..my brother
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Thanks very helpful 🥰
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My go to is the palomar knot for fishing, though I literally put my life in the hands of the figure 8 when I rock climb, so it's good too.
Same
Trilene knot when I cannot tie the Palmor.
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Các kiểu tóm lưỡi câu thật thuần thục và điêu luyện.
I love fishing
Best fishing knot video everrrr slow and understanding plzzz do more
Thanks, I tried to make the best knot video out there
I agree, easily the best.
Fishing Explained Perfect video. Now I just need to remember them all. Maybe add an FJ and blood knot too. You just tie so well it’s honestly kind of mesmerizing. Lol. Which of the clinch style knots do you like best? I use the palomar, uni and improved clinch. Thanks again!
Mantapp..ilmu yang sangat bermanfaat bagi para pemancing
Ilmu yang sangat bermanfaat sekali dan menginspirasi saudaraku 👍 terimakasih banyak sudah berbagi ilmunya 🙏
I dont fish but this is satisfying 🤣
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So relaxing
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This is incredible
Better watch out for Bubba SMOLETT cause he will think you are tieing the noose.
Good nice trik video, thanks for your video...👍🙏
Honestly he did the best knots
Improved Clinch Knot is definitely my go to
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I've only ever used the improved clench knot never lost a fish. dad and grandfather taught me and I will continue teaching it others look just as reliable but not as fast to me
It's a great knot for sure
Hello dear new friend You instruct a billion dollars, easy to do. Thank you very much.
Thank you....video yang bagus bermanfaat sekali buat saya yang baru menyukai mancing.
Whata awesome video very reliable and pretty basic. Hoping next video will be about how to tie braid to mono ? Or/and how to hook on baits ? Cheers from Sydney Australia
I have plans to to have some braid to mono Knots in the near future!
Bravo... good job friend..👌
Thanks alot for this video, I can really use
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awesome vid! remember guys you can slow down the speed of the video and watch it in slomo
Awesome video. My kids and I really appreciate this.
Thanks! Glad to hear that.
Idk why this vid randomly appeared in my recommendation, but this vid is damn calming
terima kasih kerana sudi mengajar untuk semua
I typically tie a Uni when I’m in no hurry. Can be tied regular or weedless, but I’ve started snelling all Texas rigs for a better hookup ratio.
My dad taught me the regular clinch knot and I'm not sure of the name for the other knot, for hooking sinkers and multiple hooks per line with a loop. He recently passed and I miss him. He loved fishing
Sorry about that man, it must be tough. Hopefully you can teach the same to your children so that they can enjoy fishing with you as much as you did with your father.
Sorry for your loss man.
Sorry for your loss man
Sorry for your loss
he’s catching biggins now my man ❤️
I don't even go fishing but this is satisfying
Tuyệt chiêu 👍👍👍👍👍
Very good video
Thanks!
Nice few there I use 🔥🔥
Hay quá , kiểu này nhìn đơn giản lại mau lẹ 😀😀
I always use the improved clinch very easy to do and very effective!!!
Wow. Very good
Hay. Cảm ơn nha
Good job n trick...like it...
Tq for all information... Nice n perfect... Awesome
I've been fishing for 25+ years and haven't seen any of these before lol... Good video easy to follow.
Never hurts to learn some new ones!
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Inspiratif brother
Thank you for making this video 👍👍
Thanks for watching!
learning boat hooks and this, useful for everyday use even if I never fish or boat drive, ship, sea surf, fishing. thnx
30 years fishing. All i ever used is the clinch knot. Improved clinch knot
Improved clinch is one of my favorites
DISLAIKS don't like to fish. The need for a perfect knot is essential for a good hook. Best video to date. Congratulations, I'll sign up now! I'm from Niterói, Rio de Janeiro ...... Brasil.🇧🇷
Mantap sekali sangat mudah di tiru dan vidio sangat berguna..👍👍👍👍
great tutorial, very useful, greetings strike from Indonesia
Hay quá 👍
Thenks bang, udh ngajarin bagaimana ngerakit yg benar🙏
Позновательно, даже пригодится не только рыбакам.
Nice knot
*Have used the braided line for several years **enjoyable.fishing** recommend both for salmon in the summer as well as walleye through the ice. Can’t beat it for the price!*
Спасибо за ролик, все наглядно, понятно👍👍👍
Thanks man this is my hope in the future and you just got a subscriber
Great video
My little brother (43yo) has a grandson who wants his "Pop-pop" to teach him how to fish. He hasn't fished in years, and was never really all that great to begin with. He told me that he needs a refresher on his fishing knots, so I shows him this video.
Awesome, easy to follow video!
Good job
Number 8,,that is my favorite simple and strong :v
Thank you
Man these vids are super helpful thanks alot bud
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Improved clinch knot is what I always use
The uni knot is the only one i need and the only one i will ever bother to learn.
Very useful it is.
Palomar for everything
fantastic 👌🏻
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Awesome video. I've mainly used the trilene knot since the later 1980's it's a fantastic knot. I'll be trying a couple of these other knots soon. I also put this video on my save list. Thanks for showing, I appreciate it.
Great Video for beginners👌
Thanks for this video! Just took up fishing, so this was a big help
Beautiful video
Let’s see them do that with 2 lb mono.
Or 4lb braid...
@@samgaither793 You can do it brother just wet your line. Of course all of these knots won't hold big fish with braid because it will slip.
Or 4lb braided (wet)
@@michealbarnett3065 idk what you consider big but I pulled in a 12 lb cat on braid using an improved clinch knot
@@evoxis1058 what I should have said (some of the knots the person was showing will not hold because the knot will slip loose.
Thanks for sharing video teknik or skil knots
Thanks for tutorial.
Palomar is the quickest, easiest while on the water, in yak. A little trying when braid is wet.
base on my experience, i kinda agree. (been not fishing for the last 6 yrs) kikiki miss so much!
@@mitchellsolomon8084 too bad, hope you get to wet a line again.
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Thanks u soooo much
Ah! So the knot Daddy(rest his soul) taught me when I was knee-high to a proverbial grasshopper is called a "clinch knot." Only one I've used and I'm 53 now. Lol
Very good video,infornative.i go fishing...ALOT. I mainly use 3 of these knots, but they are all good knots, for different purposes. For instance, sometimes when using bigger line,you cannot use regular knots,they will break.so you actually HAVE to employ one of these knots.
I hope he makes more videos.im 53 y.o.,been fishing a long time,but I DID learn something. Thank you. :-)
Thanks for watching. The beauty of fishing is no matter how good you get, there's always something new to learn.
@@FishingExplained yes sir, I agree. And like my father always said" you dont ever ,ever get too old,or good, to learn something new.".
Thnx for the great video,I'm looking forward to seeing more from yiu.
I'm subscribing to you.
:-)
Thanks for the sub! There's many more videos to come!
@@FishingExplained that's good to hear
Sampul yang bagus....
Boleh dicoba..👍
Thank's for sharing video...very nice
Best fishing knot video on RUclips
I've been tying something I believe is called a Turle Knot for over fifty years and it's too late to turn back now.
I can't recall being disappointed with knot failures over the decades though I've had line-breakage associated with bluefish and stripers slashing through my line; even braided line more recently. Once, in 1988, I was experimenting with 2 lb. test monofilament when a large rainbow trout hit my spinning lure, a #2 Blue Fox Vibrax, while I was fishing an eddy near a bridge-footing in upstate Pennsylvania. The trout put an instant strain on the line which even overrode my drag setting. The line snapped and it sounded like someone had fired a .22 right next to my ear. That 2 lb. test experiment ended right then and there.
That knot is more well known in the fly fishing community if my memory serves me correctly. I enjoyed reading your story. I thing every long-time fisherman has some stories of impressive successes and failiures.
@@FishingExplained I probably learned the Turle Knot from my father back in '67 or '68 when my brook trout fishing pursuit was just getting started. I used to tie a #20 Black Gnat fly to the end of my 4 lb. test Berkeley Trilene in those days. Up the line from the fly was a very thin-walled hand-blown glass bobber. The combination would land on the water without much disturbance. I would attempt to catch the bookies sipping flies at the tail ends of long, deep pools. Success, after some practice and many broken bobbers, followed through the years.
A number of my fishing triumphs occurred when my father or my brothers were just around the bend and out of sight. One time I was fishing a deep pool using an orange spotted salamander. I threw it upstream into the riffle at the head of a pool and it drifted until it passed in front of a very large cleft in the stream's bedrock. While my father and my younger brother watched an enormous (very big for the particular stream) brook trout shot out from its lair and rolled on the salamander. I saw that flash of the trout's white belly and felt that satisfying, solid tug. I basked in the admiration of my loved ones as I eased that old brookie back into the gin-clear water. Beautiful fish. I can still picture it forty-eight years later.
Memories like that are one of the greatest aspects of fishing. I love hearing about older techniques that get lost through the years. I have fished flies on floats but have never heard of hand blown glass floats. Very cool.
@@FishingExplained Those bobbers were custom orders by one of my father's deer camp friends. Those guys were all-year sportsmen. Deer in the late-fall, spring and fall turkey. Spring turkey rules, back then, dictated that hunters be out of the woods by 11 AM EST. Then, these fellows would go trout fishing. Once, I 'prepped' my father's Mitchell 408 High Speed Ultra Light reel for his trip. When Dad returned he reported that his reel was leaking oil from everywhere except the bail. Good times. The person doing the glass blowing later set-up a booth at our local mall. She could turn out one of those quarter-sized bobbers in about a minute. She deftly would loop over a tiny filament of glass to the main body of the sphere so the line could be tied on. I do not remember what she changed for one bobber but it was not exorbitant. I stopped using the glass bobbers, they were very fragile but very useful, sometime after 1977 or so.
This is awesome! Thank you and God bless!