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  • corndog
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    Only knot I use on lures. Once you get use to tying it it is the easiest knot to tie. It has improved my game!

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  • mefishnow
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    Originally posted by aqua pimp View Post
    The only knot I use! I use it on tops, Corkys, Assassins, and even using it to tie my hooks on while free lining Shrimp. A great knot that when tied right won't fail. When building your loop make sure the loop is not to big. Sometimes when there to big the front hook on a topwater will catch the loop.

    AQUA PIMP
    Which version do you tie?

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  • Oleander Kayaker
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    Here is an animation of the rapala knot that I use. I adjust the size of the loop and then lock down the overhand knot, shown in slide 3, during slide 9. Then I tighten the rest of it, as shown in slide 10

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  • aqua pimp
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    The only knot I use! I use it on tops, Corkys, Assassins, and even using it to tie my hooks on while free lining Shrimp. A great knot that when tied right won't fail. When building your loop make sure the loop is not to big. Sometimes when there to big the front hook on a topwater will catch the loop.

    AQUA PIMP

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  • mefishnow
    Guest started a topic Loop Knots

    Loop Knots

    Trying to get opinions on loop knots.

    Do you use them?

    For which baits?

    Which type loop knot?

    I haven't used them in the past, but I've always heard they are especially good for adding action to topwaters.

    My fear has always been that if any slack is created between the lure and the knot during head shake, then the loop would snap. Similar to grabbing your line just above the lure to boat a fish. I don't know if there is any merit to this thought.
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