How to knit crochets correctly?

To tie a fishing line to the hook, it is necessaryUse a special node, a variety of which is quite a large number. The most famous of them is the "Palomar" node. Experienced anglers say that this knot is very reliable and easy to knit. It retains up to 80% of the strength of the entire line. Many manufacturers recommend "Palomar" for binding the hook. But there are limitations. You can not knit a thick line and a braid with such a knot. The latter has a rough surface, so it is not possible to tighten the knot well to the end.

How to properly knit fishing hooks by the Palomar knot

1. The end of the line should be folded in half. The overlap should be 8-10 cm.
2. The resulting loop loop into the ring.
3. Now we need to tie an ordinary knot on the ring.
4. Throw a noose around the fore-end of the hook.
5. Now you need to tighten the knot by pulling the ends of the line. With one hand, hold the hook, the second pull the ends.
6. The remaining free end is cut with scissors.

This way of knitting is not only simple, it'sit is impossible to spoil the node. Even if something is done something wrong, unwinding it will not be very difficult. There is another interesting way of knitting a hook to a line, which is called "Bloody".

Bloody knot

It also belongs to the category of "simple" nodes,so for beginners it will fit just right. We draw your attention to the fact that a large number of variations have been developed on the basis of this species. Here its classical variant:

1. The end of the line should be put into the eye of the hook.
2. This end wraps the main line several times (3-7). The thinner the line, the more speed.
3. The end of the line should be passed into the first loop that formed near the eyelet.
4. Tighten the knot firmly. Trim the scissors with a free end.

This knot has 70% strength from the whole line. To increase this figure to 80%, it is necessary to supplement the binding. Her scheme to the fourth point is exactly the same. After that the end is passed into the third loop from the eyelet and the knot is tightened. That is, a double cohesion of the end of the line with the base is formed. This site is called "Locked Blood."

As already mentioned above, this binding has several options. Here are some of them:

• The Blood Knot Clinch.
• Bloody backed.

All the above nodes will be useful for beginners, theirthe binding is simple, does not require tools and attachments. So it is not difficult to tie the hook to the line in nature. If you are interested in other types of binding, we suggest reading the article - How to tie a hook to a line.