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  • Bimini twist help

    Hey guys i've watched vids on how to tie the bimini twist and its pretty simple though I can't find what know to use to tie the shockleader to the bimini any of you guys know?

  • #2
    Use an albright knot on the leader to attach it to the twist knot loop in the main line..
    Hope this helps..

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    • #3
      duplicate...oops....
      Last edited by Steve Bell; 07-11-2012, 05:18 AM.

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      • #4
        Oops and again
        Last edited by Steve Bell; 07-11-2012, 06:59 AM.

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        • #5
          A few to choose from:

          Yucatan Knot - How to tie a Yucatan Knot

          Bristol Knot - How to tie a Bristol Knot aka No Name Knot

          and the one I use most,

          Tying the Slim Beauty Knot | MidCurrent

          I find the slim beauty is the neatest, but also the trickiest to tie with cold wet fingers! So sometimes while fishing I'll tie on a new leader with one of the first two, although I find them a bit chunky as you're putting all the turns in the heavier leader-line - the slim beauty seems to pass through the rings a lot smoother. I simply tie a bimini with a longer loop for this knot and substitute for the doubled-over length of line as shown in the video and it's also the knot I use for tying all my regular leaders when not using a bimini.

          Gary
          Last edited by g-force; 07-11-2012, 10:41 AM.
          ....fishin' accomplished......

          Whitley Bay Angling Society
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          • #6
            albright for me never had problem with it

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            • #7
              make sure the loop is 18 inches and then use a double grinner - keep it simple!

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