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uh the bimini twist we did that with how many turns makes a good bimini twist

I thought we do the same thing with another very popular not designed for the same reason to

double the line and a lot of people will use both inshore offshore all types of

fishing use the bimini twist to double the line another popular

knot is the spider hitch and a lot of people like the spider hitch because it typically

is thought of as a little bit easier to tie.

Personally, I've tied the Bemini twist for a long time

and I find the spider hitch a little more difficult because I don't tie it very often and I don't have the way to tie it down.

But I can tie it and I did tie it and I thought when I look around at some of the Spider Hitch videos, most people say, you know, do six or seven turns.

Okay, well, which one? Is it six? Is it seven? Is it ten? Is it fifteen? Do more turns make it stronger? Do less turns make it weaker? That's what we're going to find out today. I tied three. I tied one with five turns with ten turns with fifteen turns if you don't know the

spider hitch the spider hitch is a very easy knot to tie you can go to my not

course on waypoint and learn how to tie that and 40 other knots or you could

simply look on YouTube and find a whole bunch of different videos for for the

spider hitch. It's pretty simple.

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