Anyone having as much trouble tieing this knot as I am. I kinda pride myself on my ability to figure stuff out pretty quick. All this knot did was made me raise my BP.
I've watched a few videos on you tube and the knot wars app but I can't seem to figure it out.
I love the strength of this knot on paper but the improved clinch knot seems a hellova lot eaiser
Barkley Braid Knot
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rockchalk06
, Aug 04 2012 07:18 PM
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#1
Posted August 04 2012 - 07:18 PM
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#2
Posted August 04 2012 - 07:47 PM
I just tried it, and it's not too bad. I like a uni knot much better. Instead of the standard uni, go through the eye of the hook twice then tie the uni knot. I think this as strong of a knot as you can tie using braid direct. Here is how to tie it.
#3
Posted August 04 2012 - 10:38 PM
I don't have a link but the knot that PowerPro shows in their brochure is very strong and very easy to tie.
Mike
Mike
#4
Posted August 05 2012 - 02:37 AM
I love the "knot wars" on BR, but always wonder why the need for such sophisticated knots when the the old standards are easy to tie and hold everything.
I don't ever use anything heavier than 20# mono or 20# braid (I do use 40# leaders at times), whether I'm bass fishing in slop, inshore or offshore in the ocean it's only 4 knots for me. Clinch, improved clinch, loop and an alberto. Knot failure is such a rare occurrence, I don't ever give it a thought. The easiest but most important thing in fishing is a good knot.
I don't ever use anything heavier than 20# mono or 20# braid (I do use 40# leaders at times), whether I'm bass fishing in slop, inshore or offshore in the ocean it's only 4 knots for me. Clinch, improved clinch, loop and an alberto. Knot failure is such a rare occurrence, I don't ever give it a thought. The easiest but most important thing in fishing is a good knot.
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