Uni knot

[YakMedic]

Originally Posted by Badtaste2k

It's all I use for joining Braid to Flouro

Dan

+1 I use a uni to uni for all my line to line connections. Works great, never tried it as a hook knot though, I like a good old Palomar or San Diego jam.

[DarthFisherman]

Originally Posted by YakMedic

+1 I use a uni to uni for all my line to line connections. Works great, never tried it as a hook knot though, I like a good old Palomar or San Diego jam.

I have lost all faith in the double uni. I have every one I tied slip. (Testing with a weight in my house)

I would highly recommend learning to tie the Tony Pena. Just a couple practice sessions and now I feel very confident with my knots. The connection is very strong, hasn't slipped in testing or in actual use, and the tag end faces towards the reel for great passage through the guides.

[Chuck D]

Uni to uni works great, I use it for all braid/mono connections as well. Just make sure you slowly pull the knots together and watch that the loops dont overlap. Never had it break if tied correctly.

I was always told, and have personally experienced that the line will break before the Uniknot fails. I use it a lot too, mostly for when I'm tossing rubbers.

[min-va]

I use uni knot for everything, great easy strong knot!!

[Yakin]

Originally Posted by Drake

I was always told, and have personally experienced that the line will break before the Uniknot fails. I use it a lot too, mostly for when I'm tossing rubbers.

I think this might be able to help that breaking problem haha!
I can fix that too. For losing those old rubbers we don't like letting go of won't happen any more!

[bigbarrels]

thanks for info everyone. I have used the uni to uni in the past but have moved away from it. Just changing my knot at the hook after losing a YT this year on a bad knot.

Here is a little something extra for the uni knot that I found:

FISHING-FOOL-KNOT

http://www.hookupsportfishing.com/fo...ification.html

[RockyRaab]

Another very strong uni-knot fan here (double meaning intended.) The "secret" to good uni-knots in mono or fluoro is to lubricate and pull up slowly using both the standing and tag ends. There's even a variation of the uni that produces a non-slipping loop, whic is great for lures that need a lot of freedom to produce the correct action. It's cleverly called the non-slip mono knot. See it and many more really good knots here http://www.animatedknots.com/indexfi...matedknots.com