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HobieScot · 08-28-2015, 10:16 AM

Wow

Not that's a complicated procedure to tie a knot.

I used to tie a Bimini twist to join my lines. I hated that knot. It was a pain in my ass to tie!

Then I found a uni to uni and if you tie it correctly it works great.

I've only had it fail once which was this year when I hooked a YT that took me into a passing boats prop. It wouldn't have mattered what knot I used since there is no stopping a speeding 35 foot boat no matter how I tied that knot. Plus it was a ten year old knot to begin with

But other than that one time the uni to uni has been flawless for me so far "knock on wood"

I also use a little knot glue that I found at bass pro shops to cover the uni to uni and it helps give is strength and smooths it out so it passes thru the guides without the mono/flouro tag end going click click click on each cast

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08-28-2015, 10:16 AM	#23
HobieScot Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2015 Posts: 370	What is it. Wow Not that's a complicated procedure to tie a knot. I used to tie a Bimini twist to join my lines. I hated that knot. It was a pain in my ass to tie! Then I found a uni to uni and if you tie it correctly it works great. I've only had it fail once which was this year when I hooked a YT that took me into a passing boats prop. It wouldn't have mattered what knot I used since there is no stopping a speeding 35 foot boat no matter how I tied that knot. Plus it was a ten year old knot to begin with But other than that one time the uni to uni has been flawless for me so far "knock on wood" I also use a little knot glue that I found at bass pro shops to cover the uni to uni and it helps give is strength and smooths it out so it passes thru the guides without the mono/flouro tag end going click click click on each cast Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk