Fishing Knots Albright Knot | Arbor Knot | Berkley Braid Knot | King Sling Knot | Nail Knot Palomar Knot | Snell Knot | Specialist Fly Knot | Double Surgeon's Loop Trilene Knot | Uni-knot | Wedge Knot

Tips for Tying Knots

• Always wet your knot before tightening it.
• Think about the right knot. Sometimes one knot works better on a larger hook than another. Have more than one knot in your arsenal.
• Pay attention to the number of turns on a knot. Too few turns can lead to slipping; too many turns may prevent it from being secure.
• Trim your knots properly after securing. Don't be afraid to trim too close.
• Test different knots to see what works for your fishing situation.