How to Tie a Loop Knot for Lures

[@renelpatat]

NOT being one to fish, this is an exceptional representation of how to make a loop to retrieve articles from obscure locations vs a fishing loop! Thank you for this presentation!

[@abelabner]

One of the best explanations I've seen!

[@andrewkliss274]

Thank you! You made it look so easy. Now it's time for me to practice tying it.

[@WoodyWillisIII]

Thanks for using something we can actually see. Very good video

[@stevenpatrick77]

Exxxactly ,that crap gets on my last nerve . This guy is definitely the best I’ve encountered so far !

[@noabert]

This is my go-to line. I use 15 lb. Test and night fish a lot and when you pair this line with a blacklight, you have no problem seeing your line.

[@wesleyharden800]

Thanks I didn't know how to tie this till now

[@moejoeryzen2983]

knot tied correctly. Tag end should be facing toward the fly

[@stanwilson8089]

Excellent

[@richardbledsoe3312]

Thanks for showing us. Well appreciated

[@JudahMaccabee_]

Will this work on jigs? Looking to use a 1/16 ounce jig for crappie fishing

[@kennystrange8705]

Great knot..🎣🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠

[@tacklevillage5650]

Thanks 👍

[@bruce1779]

thank you

[@LuLuIrene]

can you use this on bigger rope?

[@lockingood5448]

snags...I love snags, mate.

[@MiguelP-yw4rd]

Are you the voice of Piers Morgan?

[@jbob2852]

Nailed it for me!! Thanks my guy, didn’t realize how badly I needed this!!👍🏻👍🏻

[@yakketyyak954]

It seems the Bowline knot would be simpler and just as effective

[@brendaroberts821]

Actually, your way the tag comes out the side. After you make your 3 wraps you should go back through the loop in the same direction that it went through the first time, then tighten up and your tag end will be pointing down toward the hook and will be streamlined and virtually weedless. For a video on this, go to SaltStrong.

[@bobbeckstead8340]

After the twists, the tag end should go back through the overhand in the OPPOSITE direction that it originally came through.

[@warriorxtman2]

Tag end should go thru the loop from top to bottom. You did it backwards.

[@fastpch1]

You did it wrong Bc your Tag end is leaning up instead of DOWN ! When you retrieve the line it will catch Seaweed & Debri ! Sorry the tag Should Finish facing down toward the Hook or Lure .

[@deanmerritt6256]

Totally incorrect, you tag end is facing up duh

[@krismodjo7442]

Absolutly ....thé last turn in middle Is not exact ....it would be better on the top of thé boucle

[@stillwater62]

You were supposed to go back through the overhand loop the same way you went in. and that way the tag end would be pointing straight back at the hook, or lure and would not catch weeds etc. You have the tag end sticking out at a 90-degree angle and will catch on everything. Just saying.

[@wendellsuiter7869]

focus!

[@jeffcurran4111]

If you want a true 10 second knot look up a cannoe knot. No overhand knot. You thread line down tword the point make loop in line then while holding first loop make second loop put through first then tag through second loop pull tight but not really tight pull tag until loop is size you want then pull standing line tight. It sounds hard but if you get it few times it can be tied very fast and super strong

[@upyoursassmonkey]

We call that one the canoe man loop, it is a strong knot for mono and deserves more attention.

[@bobbeckstead8340]

@@upyoursassmonkey It's a weaker knot - by about 10% - than the standard loop knot.

[@traumatose6003]

Tie a rapala knot. Stick tag back through upper loop, pull down. Or make an overhead, then tie ini ahead of it. This knot is a clinch knot.on an.overhand and will pull through on braid with heavy pressure.

[@mikemurphy9879]

Your TAG END will catch and drag weeds😮

[@FredFlintstone223]

Incorrect you came in wrong direction on tag end it should point back towards hook

[@Kayak99]

No No No, after wrapping, you put the line back in wrong. You put it back in the overhand loop heading back towards the lure. That way when you clip the line you don't catch weeds etc.

[@carolynbolton1535]

No when you cinch it down it will face the hook eye.

[@philscott9405]

2:33

[@pacman4568]

This knot is reliant on just one connection to the tag end. If the tag end slides out, the knot comes undone. Looks like a weak to me.

[@traumatose6003]

It is.

[@iansyme3535]

This knot has been badly (wrongly !) explained, badly filmed and wrong choice of material. Kot shoud always end up with the tag facing towards hook. So many things wrong infact that you should take it down.

[@archiebamford]

Shut up hater

[@wrcs]

@@archiebamfordhes right tho

[@eugenegress5896]

I agree Ian, drives me crazy how the ," LEFTY KREGHS LOOP KNOT" , Is demonstrated Wrongly. This person inserted tag from behind... some do the ABU Garcia Loop Knot ,and call it the Kregh Loop knot. As I freeeeking Live and Breathe!!!!, lol

[@russellwhite7676]

Get over yourself and quit being negative

[@birdbig1]

​@@russellwhite7676There's correct and incorrect ways of doing things.

[@hazelilene6043]

I respectfully disagree with that being the best loop knot... there is a far easier faster cleaner stronger loop knot.. everything you did was OK except instead of making wraps (which make the knot bigger ) just make a second half hitch once you go thru the first one and start pulling the tag end and the second half hitch automatically starts moving over the bottom half hitch ease it down to the size loop you want and pull tight .. practice this knot and it will become your favorite.. it's been mine for over 40 years... Good Day To Ya Mate...

[@bobbeckstead8340]

It slips.

[@charlesdavaro8554]

Another said its a bad presentation Beyond bad Try focusing the video first Use real fishing line

[@johnx9318]

Overhand

[@backlash9345]

Out of focus.

[@scotte.duncan7096]

Too much talking... Just get to the point dude.