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best or worse not to tie your hook to your line?

Today we're tying and testing the unknown knot on the Tom Rollin podcast brought to you by Danco.

This is a knot I found on Instagram.

I was skeptical at first, but it has tested well. We're going to see if it tests out to be the best knot we've ever tested on the Tom Rolling podcast.

So this knot is actually very easy to tie. You go through the eye of

the hook, then loop around and go back through the eye of the hook again. That

will create a loop. You will pinch that loop and then wrap the tag end around all the lines five times

and then put it through the loop that you've created.

You're going to snug that down carefully and finally when it's tight it is finished.

So we tie and test all the knots. There are lots and lots of videos out there about tying the knots showing you how to tie them and most of them tell you that they're very strong knots or they're the best knot. We're going to find that out by using the scale. That's how you actually know whether it is the strongest knot or a good knot or the best knot, right?

If it tests really strong, then we're going to put it in our possible knots to use.

If it doesn't test very strong, then we're going to throw it out.

Which one will this be?

So I tied the unknown knot with 15 pound test and it broke at over 100%. Three tries each of them broke over 100%

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