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Thread: tips for tying the huckabee loop knot with braid

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    well there you go from the pro LBM...thats the one I use....I like it too...i think the palomar is a better overall knot for strength, but I do not catch big enough fish to worry about it I think the loop knot helps the jig look more natural

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    Here is a link to tying knots,Animated Knots by Grog | How to Tie Knots | Fishing, Boating, Climbing, Scouting, Search and Rescue, Household, Decorative, Rope Care,, have fun. The surgeons knot is the my go to knot. Here is the link---www.animatedknots.com
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    normally the loop is about 3 inches long with bonus minis at the knot itself...looks like shinola
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    Quote Originally Posted by LBM View Post
    Its just a 'Surgeons End Loop Knot'.

    Surgeons End Loop

    Surgeon's Loop | How to tie a Surgeon's Loop | Fishing




    I start with my line threaded through the hook eye and then treat the doubled line as one line and just proceed tying a overhand knot wrapping it three times before cinching it up.



    First overhand wrap.


    Third overhand wrap.


    My tied loop knot.




    Just the way I tie mine and don't have a problem with them other than not catching enough fish.
    Thanks Lee...that is my brand of jig head also
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    Quote Originally Posted by AntiochBA View Post
    normally the loop is about 3 inches long with bonus minis at the knot itself...looks like shinola
    The end loop on mine would have been much longer but before closing the overhand knot I use the jig eye to hook inside the loop and force the knot to close further down the line closer towards the jig head. Before finally cinching the overhand knot let the jig eye come out of the overhand knot loop. This will put the final knot closer to the jig head thus a much shorter loop for the jig to hang from.
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    Lee...stay closer to those feeders and that'll solve the no catching issues

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    nice reply, though, with the pictures Lee......that was a nice easy to follow demo......thanks

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    best thread going for a while gets moved go figure have to run lbm down to see how it is done pics not telling me enough?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LBM View Post
    The end loop on mine would have been much longer but before closing the overhand knot I use the jig eye to hook inside the loop and force the knot to close further down the line closer towards the jig head. Before finally cinching the overhand knot let the jig eye come out of the overhand knot loop. This will put the final knot closer to the jig head thus a much shorter loop for the jig to hang from.
    Same here, but I haven't had good outcomes with that knot and braid. I never saw this post in off-topic, good pics. When I saw the knot's pic I knew which one it was. Also, a single or bottom jig, you can just snug it like in the 2nd pic

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