Take a look at this knot...

[seriola_killa]

this knot is called the Erwin Knot, named after it's creator. Tie it a couple of times and let me know what you think.

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[Dryrod]

[crazy][font "Poor Richard"][green][size 4]Wow trying to tie that knot while wading or tubing would drive me buggy. No offense intended but I think I will stay with the basic knots.[/size][/green][/font]

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[seriola_killa]

This knot is more of a saltwater knot. Forgot to mention that.[]
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[Dryrod]

[center][cool][/center][center][font "Poor Richard"][#008000][size 4]Hey there seriola_killa, forgot to welcome you to the BFT. Glad to have you aboard and welcome your suggestions. Hope that you will be able to share some of your fishing experiences with our members and guests.[/size][/#008000][/font][/center]
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[Fishslayer]

I learned this knot at the Fred Hall show last year. It is the real deal. My San Diegos with 60# Izor generally break at mid 80's. My first two tries with the Erwin knot broke at high 80's-low 90's.

I was impressed. The knot is fairly simple, very compact & way strong.

Down side to this knot is that you MUST have an anchoring point for the hook while tying.

Thanks for the post.

Fishslayer
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