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One of the most frequently asked questions is how do I tie braid to floor carbon. People are

using braid on their spinning rods on their conventional rods and it is a

major advantage tying that to a floor carbon leader really, really makes a big difference.

There are four knots that I like and one stands above all.

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Using braided line and tying it to a floor carbon leader is an advantage that we

use in salt water all the time but people still wrestle with how to do it.

I have four knots that I use, one, the Osie Quickie.

The Osie Quickie is a very easy knot to tie.

You tie a bimini in the braid. You go around the outside of the bimini

13 times and then back through the original loop. Hold both for a short period of time and then

pull down on the standing line and it will go down

and fuse into the most beautiful little knot you've ever seen.

A J knot is another knot that I'll use when I'm in a hurry.

The J-knot is very simple. The leader is tied in a uni-knot on one side,

and then we tie a clinch knot, five times around and back through the hole a clinch knot or like a half a blood knot on one side and a uni knot on the other.

Those two tie it together to form the J knot.

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