How to tie braided fishing line

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You don't have to be a knot-tying genius to catch fish. But it sure helps to know the basics.

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Luke Simonds shows you how to tie the Crazy Alberto Knot with step-by-step pictures and a video tutorial using braided line and fluorocarbon leader.

There are three major types of fishing line, each has its benefits and should be included in your arsenal when fishing.

You don't have to be a knot-tying genius to catch fish. But it sure helps to know the basics.

A Palomar knot is the best knot and highly recommended for braided line. The knot is so versatile, that it can be used for any type of line, including braided line. The Palomar Knot is really versatile when it comes to tying it to many different hooks and reels. It works on hooks, jigs, spinnerbaits, chatterbaits, stickbaits, crankbaits, hollow-body frogs, and many more.

The Arbor Knot is really versatile when it comes to tying it to many different reels. It works on baitcaster reels, spinning reels, fly fishing reels, and others. The Arbor Knot is effective when tying on monofilament, fluorocarbon, braided, or even fly fishing line.

Learn how to tie braided fishing lines to monofilament.