Trilene KnotA variation of the cinch knot is the 2 turn cinch knot also called a Trilene knot. This fishing knot is good with monofilament, fluorocarbon and very necessary with slippery
braided fishing line
line. It puts double the breaking strength at the eye of the hook. If the size of the knot is no issue, this knot works very well. It is impossible to tie on a small hook like a dry fly hook (#10 or smaller). Most lures used in bass fishing will be no problem though.
Pass the line twice through the eye of the hook or lure.
Make several wraps around the standing line.
Pass the working end of the line back through BOTH loops created at the eyelet.
Wet the line, then pull the wraps down toward the eyelet. Pull the hook or lure, and the line in opposite directions to tighten. |
