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We tested the five most popular knots to tie the hook to the line and the strongest will surprise you.

The reason that I chose these five knots is because they are five of the most popular fishing knots there are.

Not only are they popular, but oftentimes these are the

first knots that you learn in fishing and they will stick with you through your

entire career. This is How To Tuesday on the Tom Rolling Podcast, brought to you by Dan Coe.

Most fish are lost because of bad knots.

And most knots fail because people do not tighten them down properly.

One of the things that we do is to lubricate the knot

with spit or chapstick or something.

You lubricate the knot,

then you take a good turn with your hand

and you're going to pull these knots down really tight by using your

Danco pliers. It's been proven that a knot will slip before it breaks every time.

So what we're looking for is to tighten that down with our hands as tight as we can possibly

get it while it's still in the boat. That's going to make for your strongest knot.

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