I was watching the fishing knot channel on YT and saw this. I tied it with 6lb braid to 8 lb flouro and the braid broke before the knot quit or the flouro broke. Have ya'll used it or even heard of it?
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Never heard of it.
I like this method better. I'm done with fg knots.
Very interesting. That is probably easier to do than the double uni.
TN Larry
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I haven't heard of it. I have learned to tie the fg knot and been using it for over a year now.
thats basically an alberto knot. we had this discussion a couple of years ago. that knot will cut gliss superline as well when you cinch it down. the improved albright is not as bad but i went to using Shins knot pretty much for everything on connections. fairly simple to tie, makes a smaller knit and fairly steong:
Pretty cool looking knot. I guess back in my fly fishing days it might have been useful but for what I do now the improved clinch or palomar takes care of most everything.
Soft Talker
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I don't need someone named f#ck sukee telling me how to connect 2 different lines. 
Jimmy Albright's knot is what we use. Caught fish over 300lbs with this knot, and have not once had it fail
This knot f#ck sukee is tying looks like a variation of the Albright. We some times tie what we call a reverse Albright. Instead of wrapping back toward loop in leader, we wrap up towards main line and then come back through loop.
Jimmy Albright's knot is what we use. Caught fish over 300lbs with this knot, and have not once had it fail This knot f#ck sukee is tying looks like a variation of the Albright. We some times tie what we call a reverse Albright. Instead of wrapping back toward loop in leader, we wrap up towards main line and then come back through loop.
TN Song Dog
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oh gawd, not this again. i should have known better than to join in on a thread about fishing line and knots.I don't need someone named f#ck sukee telling me how to connect 2 different lines.
