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What's going on everybody? It's How-To Tuesday brought to you by Dan Coe and we are looking at

knots on Instagram Instagram YouTube both of them tick talk all of them they're full

of not videos and some of the not videos are very good. A lot of them get tons of views, sometimes millions.

The one we're looking at right now got 168,000 views. Looks as if it's something similar to a Yucatan knot. The best I can tell he has

braid that he has doubled over and he has wrapped it down the monophylliment seven or eight times, taking the loop of the braid and passed the tag

end of the monofiliment through it and then holding all four ends, pulled it down tight until it looks like he releases that to allow the monofilament or floor carbon to form the barrels nicely.

Beautiful knot. It's really nice looking not. Very compact, very small, but honestly I don't think this is going to be a very good knot. I think it's going to slip. The end result of this knot, beautiful little knot. It's not a knot that I use. So what we're going to do is we're going to tie exactly the same knot. We're going to test it right here on this machine because that's what How-Two Tuesday is all about. We tie these different knots because the type of fishing that we're doing is so

intensive on the knot. If you have a weak knot you're going to lose a fish. So what we do is we tie the knots, test the knots, and then choose the best knots for the job.

And I hope that this helps you to do that.

We're going to test this exact knot right here.

So we got this tied up with

20 pound fluorocarbon, Iowa J. Floro with 30 pound diawa j. Braid so it

should break more than 20.

I've got it right here exactly like he does in the video.

All right on my finger just like that.

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