Sometimes you want to tie a loop knot to get more action out of your lure or your fly.

Two knots that I like are the non-slip mono loop and the Steve Huff double figure eight.

We're going to test them head to head starting now.

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The Steve Huff double figure eight.

First thing you're going to do is tie an overhand knot in the line.

And as I pass it through once, I'm going to pass this tag in through one more time.

It turns into a figure eight.

Then I take the tag end, pass it through the hook eye.

I'm going to take the tag end and go up one side of the figure eight

and down the other side of the figure eight.

Pull this down, not all the way tight, but just snug to the eye of the hook.

Then I take the tag end, hold it next to the line like that,

and I'm going to go around once,

and then back around one more time and pass the tag in through both of those loops that I've just created.

I will pull that figure eight tight, and then grab just the standing line, let go of the tag end,

and pull these two figure eights together

for the Steve Huff double figure eight.

The non-slip mono loop, you're going to start this knot with an overhand knot in the line,

about six or eight inches down from the end of the line.

You're going to take the tag end of the line and pass it through

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