Great one

The 'hook-twist' method is also problematic when tying on a large plug like a jerkbait with ganged trebles.

LOL, absurdly confusing.😂

Sorry to say uni knot isn't improved clinch knot way better way stronger

Merci

You should always pull the tag to tighten, then a double loop knot to finish

It's not gross when you're fishin.

Good video. I have had braid line cut itself. There for I would not tie half hitch onto braid to braid.

It's impossible. Made me want to put my head through the wall.

Is this as strong as the Albright knot ?

Good video! But please redo with 8lb braid to 6lb fluorocarbon. A lot of us guys up north use this combo. It's almost impossible to tie using your technique. Lines are way to limp

My dad passed away on March 11th 2024 after a sudden cardiac arrest. I'm his only daughter and just turned 19, we used to go fishing every year on my birthday and I really miss it. There are a lot of skills of his that I didn't get to learn, tying a fishing hook is one of them. Thank you for this video, now I'll be able to keep me and my dad's fishing tradition alive hopefully 😊🙏🏽

didn't see any Great White sharks. I hid behind the sofa, just incase

this is the knot i use but i have way more rings of spiral

Thank you, when you said make a "6" it clicked for me

This method works for bigger lines but not for smaller lines under 8 lbs. I like to see you do it with 2-4 lb. lines. In the river, fishing for trout, i still do it with my mouth/teeth holding the main braid line

The knot at 0.59 is not necessary. You can continue by simply crossing the loop over where the knot was going to be, pinching the loop there, and passing the loop over and behind the hook, before pulling it back on it self. This method doesn’t strangulate and weaken the mainline.

Just started taking fishing somewhat seriously. I tried this in the field on a pier at night. BOY WHAT A MESS I HAD! It was dark and a bit windy. Plus my eye sight isn’t what it used to be. Took about 15 minutes plus a lot of colorful language, lol. However it is an easy knot. Like anything, practice makes better and now it’s become quite easy. Thanks for a great video with simple explanations. Now I just need to catch fish.

The Palamar or Double-Palamar is the strongest line-to-lure knot. I use the Uni because it is quick and strong. Palamar is the "strongest"

Blood knot is just as good and way easier. Never had a fish brake my knot. And I’ve caught some big ones.

Palomar knot.. fail proof

You spelled SAN DIEGO JAM wrong 😂😂 rook. Statistically one of the strongest. Beat that btch made clench knot by a long shot.

thacks dis was ez and qwik

Finish with super glue for added assurance.

By far the best knot

Trying to learn how to tie this knot and this is the perfect breakdown on how to tie it , thanks !

It's worth noting that this knot (and the PR knot) are really only needed on heavier lines. I mostly live in the ultralight world and I see people all the time who think they have to use this knot on 6lb or 4lb line because they keep hearing that it's the strongest knot. The point of the FG and PR knots is the small diameter so it goes through guides easier and doesn't destroy the guides over time by beating the crap out of them. If you're on lighter gear, other joiner knots are totally fine and easier to tie (on lighter line).

Keep the words out of the video. Very distracting.

Awesome 👏 😊

I use this knot for most connections. Vic Dunaways book taught me many ways to employ it, and along with about 2 others, I have never found a situation that wasn't able to be resolved. Thank you Mr.Dunaway

Ill really impress the fellas when I pull this knot out camping!

Thanks man, I am closer to becoming the fisherman I'd like to be!

Very intimidating knot made easy by your video. Thanks so much.

I have to be honest here: I watch a lot of knot vids. I think this is hands down the best Centauri knot video that I've come across so far Your steps are exactly what I follow with a few tweaks to make the cinching simple with 150# fluro. I use pliers on the tag end for the final cinching down, and use a Thirty Fathoms Knot Puller (tweaked by adding a snap & split ring to cover fresh water sizes). The knot has never failed me. While learning it, I had to make it a point where I pinch the knot. That was part of the learning curve. Before starting to cinch it really mattered that the tag end is on top of the loops & the main line is on the bottom so they run sorta parallel to each other...observing it helped me get them almost flawlessly completed...Uber strong knots! Excellent video! ...Uber strong knots!

I’m sure it’s easy to tie with 100 lb mono …try it with 10 or 12 lb fluorocarbon!

Double loop the eye

I've been trying to tie this knot. You are right on the heavy leader. It doesn't work worth 40 braid to 15 and under leader.

There is an easier way to tie this …..imo 🤷🏻‍♂️

Again....another fantastically taught/filmed video. Videos like this single-handedly legitimize KZbin.

This was an outstanding video. Not sure if this is the best way to go for "plastic" lines below 20lb...but, if know for certain this is the knot you're going to tie, then this is definitely the way to do it. Huge thank you for sharing this!

Great knot. Interested to know if this is stronger than a Palomar knot. Palomar hasn’t failed me yet with 60lb fluorocarbon. 😊

I put the tag end through the eye of the hook twice then five wraps then line back through the two loops.

Does this work in thin diameter mono. I use braid and 0.28 mono

Perfect! I finally got it :)

I use the Albright knot. Takes a few seconds and doesn't let me down.

I’ve seen a number of knot-test videos recently… the uni-knot was strongest in exactly none. It’s good, but not the best for any situation.

loose the damn annoying music

Cool, thank you!

How much does it cost