Nomad Sportfishing - TYING AN FG KNOT

Glanville will teach you how to tie an FG KNOT suitable for GT FISHING. Nomad Sportfishing offers mothership fishing charters using 19 to 25 foot centre consoles to explore the remote bluewater and inshore sportfishing of Far North Queensland, Cape York and the Torres Strait. For further details see our website - www.nomadsportfishing.com.au

[@IrieAdventures]

Best video for this knot I've seen so far, would love to see this version tested against others

[@FFFOutdoor]

Thanks for the video. Tied and tested it with GT Ice cream from the rocks in Saudi and the knot works awesome.

[@whiteykauai]

I had mine fail on a fish. :( I went to hollow core braid. After seeing this great demo I will consider trying it again. Thanks!

[@msyaukat]

easiest way I've seen so far. thanks. thanks a lot.

[@theantspants1]

yep that looks the simplest way thanks for sharing it with us

[@ChiefToad]

lol, Hey mark....I think I first heard about this knot from you years ago. I never looked back. I didn't realize you had abandoned it because of a loss of confidence in it. I have had a couple "unexpected" break offs with it, mostly because I think I just casted to many times and failed to inspect it enough. I found that doing a mini bulb melt on the mono/fluoro tag end stops slippage, and or a dab of crazy glue. I have the glue with me always anyhow for keeping plastics on my hooks.

[@fifis101]

I know that there's a fair few ways to tie this knot, all resulting in the same thing but I noticed someone finishing it in a slightly different way. Instead of the last few half hitches just going along the mainline and cutting the leader, the leader was sliced with a long tapered end and the half hitches just went along both the leader and mainline with the leader gradually getting thinner until the leader was fully covered and a few more half hitches went on just the mainline to finish off. This looked like a good way to finish it when you would winding the knot back through the guides. It made a very smooth transition and there was no sudden end or lump at the leader end.

[@dcgo44r]

great idea...thanks 4 sharing it ...it worth to try!

[@koogleyou557]

Joshua Fifis that sounds very precise but perhaps overkill. After viewing hundreds of variations Ive sort of pieced together the following method and counts. braid straight and wind the leader around it, easier. Every 5 winds (ea side) gather braid tight repeat till 20 and no more. At this point tie 1 half hitch and with tensioners (pencils if nothing else handy) lock braid bite into leader. 5 more half hitches (same direction) around both lines. 6 more half hitches (braid only) then a finishing knot of an 8 wrap uni knot which is "unravelled" so as to tighten down as whipping when slack removed. this guy is correct I think to suggest all clipping happens after knots all complete and two tensionings have been done. I gather you are into knots too. Im going on my 1st yellowtail amberjack trip down south in 3 weeks some say fg some say pr. Any thoughts? I heard pr knot is supposed to be stronger. Am I overthinking it?

[@IrieAdventures]

Tie whatever you fee most comfortable with.

[@gustavosegura4318]

beautiful !!!

[@ennajmiahmed4197]

disponible

[@jakecockle1225]

Looks aloft easier than the way I was first shown

[@ultimatefishingnews9392]

reliable Knot!

[@allcreedsvoices]

This guy looks like Owen Wilson haha

[@knightcy1]

To me Alexander Zverev

[@kietman6680]

cant do it :S

[@kietman6680]

kiet man how do you tighten the knot after u do the line platting part??

[@kietman6680]

kiet man omfg

[@RahmanHidayat23]

still doubt the strength

[@niklasandersson3478]

its going too fast!!