Fishing like a local isn't just about catching fish.

It's about connecting with the environment and the people who call it home.

It's about hearing the stories and traditions that have been passed down for generations and sharing unforgettable moments with the people

you meet along the way.

Fishing like a local is having an experience that stays with you forever.

And with Fishing Booker, you can experience it too, no matter where you are.

Discover your next adventure on Fishing Booker. We're tying and testing the Homer Road loop knot. The Homer Road loop knot is an old

school knot that's used to form a loop, usually in heavy monophylliment. It's very easy to tie.

Tie an overhand in the line, leaving enough tag end

to pass the tag end through the eye of the hook,

go through the overhand that you've created, and

tie another overhand around the standing line.

Pull it tight. pull it's tight

and you will form a loop.

Now it's time to test it. And the results are in.

We tied three identical Homer Road loops with D'Iowa 12-pound J. Floro.

The first one broke at 8.97 pounds, the second 7.42 pounds, the third 8.14

pounds for an average breaking strength of 8.17, which is 68.1% breaking strength. you're