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The palomar knot is used to tie hooks or swivels etc. to the line. It it a very easy and quick knot to tie on those early mornings you cannot see.

The blood knot is probably one of, if not the, most commonly used fishing knot in game fishing. It it usually used as shown to join two pieces of fishing line together, however it is also often used to tie line to a hook.

The double blood is a simple variation on the common blood knot. One difference is it's used to tie on hooks rather than joining pieces of line together. Another is that the line passes through the hook eye twice receives 5 or 6 turns then passes through both loops initially created at the hook eye.

The Trilene knot is almost identical to the double blood. The only difference is that the double blood passes through the final loop created by passing the line through the twin loops at the eye.

The blood loop involves twists as do most of the blood series. It is used to create a loop in the mainline for attaching new line sections or small weights etc. The loop is also often tied on home-made leaders for tying on dropper flies

The tucked half blood is normally used to attach hooks, swivels, flies, bubble floats and other items of hardware to a main line. However it can also be used to tie two pieces of line together

When learning a new knot practice makes for perfection, it also helps if you lubricate or wet the line before tightening

When learning a new knot practice makes for perfection, it also helps if you lubricate or wet the line before tightening.

The double turle knot is tied the same way as the single turle and often used in Salmon fishing for the extra strength. It is rather tricky to tie and lotsof practice may be needed.

The double turle knot is tied the same way as the single turle and often used in Salmon fishing for the extra strength. It is rather tricky to tie and lotsof practice may be needed.

The blood bight loop is a very handy knot for quickly tying up loops on the bank for loop to loop connections. Remember! it is extremely helpful to lubricate or wet the line before tightening as this ensures for a firmly bedded strong knot

This one shows tying a loop and connecting to another loop. You can also connect nylon to braided loops using this method however braided loops of differing materials can be abrasive to each other

The Arbor knot is commonly used to fix line to the fishing reel spool, prior to loading.

The sliding stop knot is used when an adjustable stop is required on the mainline for various reasons. If the distance between the terminal tackle and the float or ledger weight requires to be adjusted because of varying depths this is the knot to use. With a bit of gentle force it slides along the mainline yet still has enough grip to hold a float or ledger in place.

The Surgeons knot is used for joining pieces of line together, however the drawing can be quite difficult to follow. If you manage to accomplish this remember to lubricate and pull on all four strands to tighten.