How 2 Tuesdays - Knots

It shouldn’t come a surprise to anyone who has watched Saltwater Experience over the years to learn that my FAVORITE FISH is the permit. So many people have this fish on there bucket list and with this rig, catching this elusive fish has never been easier.

How To Never Get Sick!!

Learn the only wire knot you will need!

Learn the only wire knot you will need!

Captain Harley Hunt teaches how to make sure you never drag your anchor again!

Captain Harley Hunt teaches you the first thing to learn when you first step foot on your boat.

How To tie braided line to fluorocarbon

which knots tie the fastest!

Many People Release fish in a way that can actually be harmful to the fish. This is the right way!

Does Instagram lie?

which knot is really worth tying? Today I tested them all.

How to tie the essential knot to breaking world records.

Compare one of the most popular knots in the fishing world to it’s “better” version.

Today concludes How 2 Tuesday’s series - The Battle of The Loop Knots.

Today we continue testing the loop knots - Which will come out victorious?

It is the battle of the loop knots! Which is stronger the Steve Huff Double Figure 8 or the Homer Rhode?

Which knot is stronger, The Palomar or The Improved Clinch?

East Coast VS. West Coast, who will win.

Testing the very first knot that most fisherman learn. Then, I compare it to what people call the “improved” version of this knot.

Testing one of fly-fishing guru, Flip Pallot’s, snell knot.

Learn the essential technique of tying a NAIL KNOT with a LOCK for connecting fly fishing backing to fly line. As we discovered in previous tests, nail knots tend to slip before breaking. While this isn't necessarily a bad thing, given that the nail knot alone is strong enough, we can mitigate the slippage by tying a LOCK.

Every angler I speak too tell me they disregard the welded loop that comes from the manufacturer. In this episode I test to see if this knot is as strong as the nail knot that I am able to tie. Could it be stronger?

Many anglers trust the NAIL KNOT to make a loop in their fly line. Today, we are going to test the breaking strength to see if that is a good idea.

When it comes to landing tarpon on fly, having the right loop makes all the difference. If you don't have a welded loop in your fly line, what should you use?

Many anglers trust the NAIL KNOT to make a loop in their fly line. Today, we are going to test the breaking strength to see if that is a good idea.

Should you use the welded loop that comes with your fly line?

I have been known to never use the welded loop when I use a new fly line. However, I have never tested if this is the best option… until now!

Are you surprised by these results?

Jacob Wheeler earns his living by using ActiveTarget 2. He is a highly decorated professional bass fisherman in the MLF, including TWO back-to-back Angler of the Year honors. He uses forward facing sonar every single day. Including in his most recent victory at Santee Cooper in February.

I believe that these tips that Jacob shares, will not only help bass fishermen, but also saltwater anglers!

The Jansik Special is a popular fishing knot used for tying a hook or lure to a fishing line. It's known for its simplicity and strength, making it a favorite among anglers. Here's how to tie the Jansik Special:

Jack’s Knot! This lesser-known terminal knot, is very compact and easy to tie!

How will it hold up to the knot breaking test? Are you going to use this knot?

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I had many comments about last week's SNELL Test saying that they tied the knot differently. Today I am testing a different way to tie the Snell, one that many of you use! Will it test better that last weeks? Which knot will you use?

The Snell Knot is a popular fishing knot used to attach a fishing hook to a fishing line, particularly when using bait for bottom fishing or targeting species with a sharp downward pull. The Snell, while not the strongest knot I’ve tested, it has other attributes that make it desirable for some anglers. It's known for its effectiveness in keeping the hook in optimal position for hook sets.

Introducing the UNKNOWN Knot, named because I found it on Instagram! Today I will show you how to tie it, and we will test its knot breaking strength. This knot is for tying line to your hook. Were you surprised by the Unknown Knot?