Which knot to use?

[ET Fish]

Another vote for loop knot.

[deathb4disco]

I don't know what mine is called, but its fast and leaves a small loop for the jig to stay free. Maybe a double overhand? I thread the jig head and pull about 4inches of tag out. Hold the tag and line end together and wrap the jig head end once around my index and middle finger. I then take the jig and pass it under my fingers through the loop twice and pull both ends.

Sounds like the surgeon's loop:

[TerryD]

Palomar knot! On everything...

[Slabprowler]

Used to be a Palomar knot regardless but for the last couple years when fishing a jig I only use a loop knot!

[Dutch552]

Palomar knot on most everything except jigs where I tie a figure-eight loop knot.

[Robert Haynes]

I have used the trilene knot my whole life, I’m 60, I did download the app “What Knot to Do” and am determined that an old fart can change. I was determined to start using the loop, but even though my mind said ”loop”, my hands instinctively tied a trilene. I’m gonna give the loop and polomar a chance again.





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[Techno2000]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MGTgvAvm64
Non Slip Loop Knot

[INDyak]

Loop knot(surgeons) for jigs/cranks. Polamar about everywhere else

[deathb4disco]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MGTgvAvm64
Non Slip Loop Knot

That's the knot I use in saltwater.

Excellent tutorial.

[Potatoe]

Never tried a loop knot, just watched some videos. Since a kid I have always tied a blood knot but had issues ice fishing with it. Changed to Trilene knot seems to hold much better never had one slip. Looks like loop knot helps with jig movement.