In reply to Post #10
I think this is the knot
I think this is the knot
In reply to Post #18
No Terry, the keith moors knot and the one terry hearn describes in the video (see link in post #10) are different knots.
I have not tried the keith moors knot but i use the terry hearn knot and it is spot on.
No Terry, the keith moors knot and the one terry hearn describes in the video (see link in post #10) are different knots.
I have not tried the keith moors knot but i use the terry hearn knot and it is spot on.
In reply to Post #19
Yeah, that's what I was saying, the one you linked to (Hearn) is the one 👍
Yeah, that's what I was saying, the one you linked to (Hearn) is the one 👍
In reply to Post #16
i cant cast over 50 yrds
i cant cast over 50 yrds
In reply to Post #21
Show off
Show off
Man alive, using these two materials is a bit of a headache.
The ArmaKord that I've got is the uncoated type, with the Solar unleaded being just as super slippery. Tried a few different knots and most just slipped, even that Terry Hearn one. The needle knot where you have to have a tool or splicing needle to pull it back and under and away from the knot holds, as does if you pull the line with a splicing needle through the braid and tie a grinner, that holds.
The ArmaKord that I've got is the uncoated type, with the Solar unleaded being just as super slippery. Tried a few different knots and most just slipped, even that Terry Hearn one. The needle knot where you have to have a tool or splicing needle to pull it back and under and away from the knot holds, as does if you pull the line with a splicing needle through the braid and tie a grinner, that holds.
In reply to Post #23
Hate to be smug but I did say needle knot is the one. Glad you got it working
Hate to be smug but I did say needle knot is the one. Glad you got it working
In reply to Post #24
I've been using the Keith moors knot, not sure whether I had one go yesterday or if I actually got bitten off by a pike (using braid it was impossible to say, there wasn't the little pig tail you'd get with mono if a knot goes), but anyway it got me thinking - with the moors not could you put some extra turns on as you do with a needle knot (less turns for thicker mono, more for thin braid), and if so where would you put them on the bottom loop or on the top where you already do two?.
I've been using the Keith moors knot, not sure whether I had one go yesterday or if I actually got bitten off by a pike (using braid it was impossible to say, there wasn't the little pig tail you'd get with mono if a knot goes), but anyway it got me thinking - with the moors not could you put some extra turns on as you do with a needle knot (less turns for thicker mono, more for thin braid), and if so where would you put them on the bottom loop or on the top where you already do two?.