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MVBRUIN1 | Fri Feb-22-02 08:40 PM |
Member since Feb 19th 2002
144 posts
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#1204, "RE: Fishing knots"
In response to In response to 11
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In my opinion, the palomar knot is by far the strongest and most reliable of all the knots. You can see, though, that everybody has their own opinions based on their own trials and experience. So, you should probably take all these suggestions into thought and basically go out, tie a few knots and see which ones work for you. BUT..!! If I were you ( and you're probably very lucky I'm not.. Ha, Ha. ) I would probably tie an improved cinch knot for trout or panfish and a Palomar for the big bass plugs or saltwater excursions. But, that's JMO.
GO BRUINS....GO RAMS....GO FISHING....!!!!
GO BRUINS....GO RAMS....GO FISHING....!!!!
FLOWING THROUGH MY VEINS!!!!
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 | Fishing knots
[View all] , Bucketmouth, Wed Feb-20-02 09:55 AM
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 swimbait,
Feb 20th 2002, #1
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Bucketmouth,
Feb 20th 2002, #2
RE: Fishing knots,
swimbait,
Feb 20th 2002, #4
RE: Fishing knots,
brian,
Feb 20th 2002, #3
RE: Fishing knots,
robbor,
Feb 20th 2002, #5
RE: Fishing knots,
Outrage19,
Feb 20th 2002, #6
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dbajimbo,
Feb 21st 2002, #7
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fishtrax,
Feb 21st 2002, #8
RE: Fishing knots,
 Phil,
Feb 21st 2002, #9
RE: Fishing knots,
Fishslayer,
Feb 21st 2002, #10
RE: Fishing knots,
Salmonoid,
Feb 22nd 2002, #11
RE: Fishing knots,
MVBRUIN1,
Feb 22nd 2002 #12
RE: Fishing knots,
Bruce,
Apr 15th 2002, #13
The "Uni Knot" rules!,
Jacques,
Apr 15th 2002, #14
RE: The "Uni Knot" rules!,
Fishslayer,
Apr 20th 2002, #15
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