How To Tie A Non-Slip Loop Knot (Quick, Easy, & Strong Fishing Knot)

[@danielgriffith7460]

You've explained and instructed perfectly how to tie this knot. Five years later and you're still helping others like myself. Thank you!🙏

[@Saltstrong]

Glad we could help!

[@africaspiritlove7355]

Thanks a lot for the lesson! I haven’t fished in over 40 years and had forgotten how to attach a luee to a line, so this was a perfect lesson for a guy who hadn’t fished in such a long time. Once again Thanks

[@kairunissahameed2943]

Welll now u can

[@wamram3811]

No excuses now. Go catch a big one.. I'm going in the morning..

[@rccarjoey3605]

jar

[@ultimatewarrior1970]

Yeah,you just made all of us better fisherman! thank you for teaching us this knot,i will use it from now on. On behalf of all fisherman. WE THANK YOU!

[@LikeaGlove90]

By far the best tutorial for tying this knot I've seen. Excellent job!

[@speedy0231]

That knot works great with live bait too!

[@KimberlyGreen]

I use this knot when hanging my ultralight hammock. I attached rings to the ends of the hammock. So now I link the hammock to the line with a carabiner that's at the end of this knot. At the tree end, I use a trucker hitch. Since both cinch down stronger under tension, I know they won't fail & drop me to the ground. Just thought your viewers would like to know the Non-slip Loop is useful for more than fishing. 😉

[@theowenssailingdiary5239]

Can you undo that though? Could you use a bowline?

[@KimberlyGreen]

@@theowenssailingdiary5239 Short answer: yes and yes. Longer answer: It depends on a few factors. • How permanent do you want things to be? If you expect to untie something, then sure, a bowline is probably a good choice. I don't plan on removing the rings because they are intended to be permanent anchor points. • What kind of load are you putting on the knot? The more load you put on a non-slip the harder it tightens down. The tighter the knot, the harder it is to untie it, maybe even requiring tools like a pick or pliers. • What kind of line are you using? The smaller the diameter, the harder it will be to get a good grasp to pull on. For example, my hammock rings use a 2mm thick dyneema line. And it bears a fairly notable load. Very difficult to untie, but doable in a pinch because dyneema has some slippery properties. It would be easier to just cut & re-tie. But I want it to be permanent, so no need. On the other hand, I also use this knot to hang my birdfeeders. There, I use 550 paracord. The line is thicker, the load is much lighter and I may need to undo the knot if the line breaks short. When I was throwing the line over the branch, I used a heavy object with a hoop and tied a non-slip to it. After the line was over the branch, I easily undid the non-slip. (And I didn't have to worry about the knot tail getting caught on the branch as I lowered the line down through the branches.) I still used the non-slip for the end of the rope hang because the feeders are fairly heavy and I don't want the knot to eventually give out. I attach the actual feeder to the knot via an S carabiner. By your user name it seems you're a sailor. You could use this knot on an anchor. If the anchor hooked hard on something and the load increased, this knot will bear down and won't come off the anchor. And the knot tail wouldn't get gummed up in reeds, etc. But if your rope is fairly thick, you could still untie it if you wanted to.

[@theowenssailingdiary5239]

@@KimberlyGreen I thought you would be untying the rings when packing up is all. Not recommended for an anchor though. Sounds like you know your stuff. Enjoy!!

[@adamgraves152]

Thank you so much! Now I don’t have to ask my dad! 😅

[@sethhair8997]

Same😂

[@altezza1629]

Same here 😂

[@anthonyweeks7571]

Same lol

[@Lift4Lennon]

Enjoy the times with your father

[@altezza1629]

@@Lift4Lennon ok

[@edpep43]

Cool knot. Can’t wait till the weather breaks to try it out.

[@ronaldarchie7276]

I am 63 and have always used the knot my grandfather showed me when I was very young this knot is much easier I will be using this knot from now on.

[@RicardoSicks]

love this knot, thanks Luke and salt strong

[@TattmanFishing]

Bro seriously thank you I was kayak fishing and pulled in a huge tarpon off a very light rod and reel he jumped and fought and this knot did not break loose the tarpon broke my jig head but the knot still held! Very strong knot people!

[@carlaharper1298]

Even though I have to watch the video every time to get this knot right, LOL, it is worth the time. I love the fact that the tag end faces backwards and the knot is very strong. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@Saltstrong]

You are so welcome! Glad it is helpful!

[@DavidsonofStanley]

Great illustration and detailed instructions. I've never used any other in 40 years. It's easy when you do enough, and it will never come loose.

[@davidreed6264]

Also the polymer knot is good taught my son when he was 10

[@mattfleming86]

Important!! Its very important to not let go of the tag end tightening it down. Snug that up too! It should look like a nicely tied clinch knot jamming down against that overhand knot evenly touching and side by side. Nudge it down with your fingers if you need to. That is the foundation of a lot of its strength. Like the barrel part of a hangman's noose. Pulling the main line tightens the overhand, and pulling the tag tightens the clinch looking part. Great video! Sorry to preach but I didn't want anyone to lose a big one. Good luck folks!

[@theowenssailingdiary5239]

Ha!just wrote something similar.

[@seanbishop531]

G'day mate, I'm fresh as fresh fishing. This knot is a gem. Thank you

[@nicklloyd9165]

Reminds me of a bowline plus some extra turns. Cool knot.

[@mattmartens3749]

Thank you so much! I used this knot all the time a few years back and I forgot how to tie it. This was always my favorite knot to tie. Thanks for the quick reminder!

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for the nice comment! We appreciate the support! 💪

[@jenbuie1476]

thank you so much! so easy and soooooo strong

[@linh811]

Thumbs up for changing out those treble hooks !

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks!

[@Jb3rt_133]

I'm gonna use this knot for jerk and topwater lures

[@limitededition3295]

wow looks really easy next week going lure fishing in norway

[@benjamintucker1075]

Thank you for the video and explanation. Keep up the good work!

[@jamesjesko867]

I now live near a large retention pond stocked with large mouth bass. I needed a great video on how to rig up crank baits and found your video the best! You spoke at a reasonable speed with made it easy to follow. So many people race through their video's and make it hard to follow.

[@Bolanksakti]

Best of knot👍

[@ScottRauber]

Better than the other example....we can see this!! TY!!

[@Saltstrong]

You're welcome!

[@kylebuschfan3228]

This knot is super easy, the first one I tie was perfect. It's similar to a trilene knot

[@Saltstrong]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@kfdugdsjksedokqdlfdnh2620]

Thanks man this helped a lot!

[@Saltstrong]

Glad we could help!

[@jorydoukas2735]

This knot worked very well today I went carp and catfish fishing and was able to catch around 10 combined I liked your video too

[@Saltstrong]

Great to hear! Thanks for trying it out!

[@bobbymalta73]

Thank You.

[@streettrout855]

Thank you!

[@tmat2259]

I’ve been using this knot and I love it. Easy to tie.

[@artofnoly9754]

Got it ... second go. Very cool. No more swivels on the nose of my lures! Thanks again.

[@Saltstrong]

Glad to see that you enjoyed this non-slip loop knot video!

[@krisfromshaker]

Very smart knot. Excellent presentation.

[@lewislinn1047]

Great video with an up close view. Couldn't ask for a better quality of video.

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks!

[@davidlewis774]

Thanks for the info!

[@Saltstrong]

Glad you found this helpful!

[@jdaveotte]

I've been using this knot for over a year for all my artificial bait and hooks for live bait. It has not failed me yet! Thanks Luke!

[@Saltstrong]

Glad to see that you're enjoying this loop knot too!

[@tyronejennings7703]

just tried it and got it. thanks.

[@joshquinn7995]

Ive used uni or palomar knot for 20 years. I’ll try this one out.

[@Saltstrong]

Let us know what you think!

[@josiahjones3705]

Just tied my first lure on day 4 of ever fishing. Thanks man

[@Saltstrong]

Nice! Hope the video helped. Tight lines!

[@matejilievski4956]

Thank you so much man!!! Really helped me with my lures!! Much love and stay safe y'all!!!

[@stephaniewright7434]

Thank you for this video. I am needing to help my son fish.

[@nilwccm123]

Can't wait to try it out myself, really good vid.

[@Saltstrong]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@GabooNx]

I have always tied the rapala knot that way, lol.. Love this knot for jerkbaits as well..

[@Saltstrong]

The rapala knot is technically a slightly different knot... it has an extra movement at the end where the tag end goes up through another loop as shown in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZ7Idqiaftmneas

[@ajikangler4881]

Thanks for tutorial

[@djdiamonds8704]

THANK YOU SO MUCH this not is the best not EVER

[@shttickets7960]

Watched the video once and got it first try, thank you!

[@maahilabdullah4454]

Thanks

[@douglasmcintyre3297]

For fly fishers, tying this same non-slip loop knot knot to connect the fisher's fly to the end of the tippet has an added added benefit; it gives the fly 50% more lifelike action in the water, when compared to tying the same fly to the same tippet instead using an improved clinch knot. Knowledge is power: I am confident to say that this little change in knot strategy will translate directly to hooking and landing significantly more fish for the average weekend warrior out at his favourite lake or stream. Of course, the same is true for fishers casting or trolling live bait like herring plugs for salmon or artificial lures like spinners, spoons, or crankbaits for trout and bass.

[@traeglenane_8328]

Taught me so quickly thanks mate

[@cactusjackthedesertrat5601]

Awesome video thank you

[@paulsamaras437]

well explained and easy to follow thank you. I too like the tag facing backward

[@tombbroom5871]

Thanks Salt Strong. I'm into fishing but I don't have a dad, and none of the men in my life are into it as well. As a girl I felt like I could never ask anyone for help with this stuff because it was 'for boys', but some of your videos are so instructional and accessible. Just wanted to let you know that you made a difference. Have a good one.

[@Saltstrong]

That's great to hear! If you're interested, check out the Insider Membership as well...a lot of great information and additional benefits. And our Community of anglers is top notch and would love to help and offer any advice that you might need!

[@bucmcmaster]

After feeding the tag end back through the loop I pull the main line ONLY, which snugs the knot into a position that maintains loop diameter. THEN pull the tag end to finish tightening the knot. And with 10-12# line two wraps of the tag work fine, keeping knot profile as small as possible. Great knot and the only one I ever use on artificial baits........Palomar for single hook rigs.

[@svn45246]

Finally a clear video thx

[@baurbidik7454]

Really appreciate it. Thanks for the lesson,

[@Saltstrong]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ADVENTURESOFBZ]

Man that is super easy. Great demonstration 🤘

[@morcumith]

great knot ...great presentation 👍🙏

[@nhs8984]

Thanks for the advice man!!!!!!!

[@chloeryan7648]

Thanks this was very helpful

[@PaintballShyguy]

I usually tie palomer but I'll give this a shot 👍🏻

[@chrisjones720]

Thanks!

[@lennytheleopard]

thank you

[@brenterwin99611]

You have some really good information in our links. I do have a comment on your "Cons" for the FG knot. I have been fishing this knot for a long time now. One of my favorite set ups is 65 LBS braid with a 40 LBS Fluorocarbon leader. 40 LBS is the lightest that I will ever tie to the 65 LBS braid. So you can definitely tie the FG with the leader being lighter. With that being said, you have to tie a longer knot when doing this or you will have a failure or two. I have landed more than a few 100 pound halibut using this set up. Largest on this was just under 150# out of Seward AK. I will agree that you do not want to tie 100# braid to 20# mono or fluoro. But if you stay close with the tests and double the amount of hitches in the knot it out performs every knot I have run across. I wish the internet, and your links would have been around 35 or so years ago. It would have saved me so much time. Again GREAT INFO. Was looking at the haywire knot, have an upcoming Mexico trip and we just do not use Wire up here. Your video was the next in line. Just had to look at your links. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@Livscorner1]

Lovely I’m ready now 😂

[@howardstone2648]

Thank you this is great 👍

[@Saltstrong]

You're welcome!

[@Glorp_15]

Thanks man

[@Saltstrong]

Glad we could help!

[@annmariehenry6447]

Thank you sir

[@danielcullum8996]

Getting ready for the early morning fishing thanks for the vid hopefully I dont loose any this time🤫

[@jskoutdoors7640]

uni knot is my favorite

[@byebyesolo4092]

Thank you so much really helped me alot! Do make more!!!!!!!!

[@lexwaldez]

Loop, uni, and palomar and you're good to go. =) Thanks! Great jeorb.

[@devonm301]

Alberto

[@Jlaw-gx4gv]

Cheers mate for your video

[@E1v4r]

Thank you so much

[@delstep2255]

Thanks my brother. very simple.

[@MrDavidelliottjr]

Ty bro. Very good knot

[@zegertjuu]

Thank you

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for watching!

[@thienphan5872]

Good thanks

[@Floridafisherman5000]

Thanks!! Great video!! Can't wait to try this type of not!! :)

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for watching and for the support Let us know how you like it!

[@Floridafisherman5000]

@@Saltstrong Will let you know. Plan on doing alot of freshwater fishing this holiday weekend!! I live in Florida so it will be nice and warm and should be good fishing!! :)

[@josec.5209]

Thanks, I got the tie 👍👍

[@MrALAKERS]

well done

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for watching!

[@rontiemens2553]

Excellent. Abundantly clear. Well-shot, well-scripted, and overall extremely well-done video.

[@Saltstrong]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JohnsonJLB]

I learned that knot. I thought it was called the Rappala knot. Definitely is good to use for all Rappala bait.

[@panko4875]

Good knowledge

[@yuyuk_iseng8388]

Thanks bro

[@funkymojo111]

I will try it.

[@simplythebestfishingcharters]

Great show. I like your videos, thanks

[@theo._.8003]

best and most simple tutorial on yt. tysm for this :)

[@Howtotrickafish]

Great tutorial and easy to follow. Thanks guys! If not using a weedless lure I'd thing the tag end is the least of the problems with those big hooks collecting weeds, grass etc. But having the tag pointing back protects the knot from bumps etc and on a weedless setup fishing through weedy terrain would give you that little more protection. I love how this knot allows that little bit of extra movement at the lure end, especially if using a stiffer leader. Negates the need for an articulating lure clip.

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment. Fish On!

[@Thedogfather209]

Convoluted. Simply peeps

[@haleyhoward9979]

Thank you much i gave a like

[@Saltstrong]

Thank you!!

[@nitroluver4l591]

very good loop

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks Jake!

[@geoffkelly2760]

Thanks 😃

[@Saltstrong]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@ryanthompson6337]

Caught my first fish with the method thx very much errand a sub

[@markwarren2693]

Superb knot and nicely demonstrated

[@leannegorman7110]

Must say I'm loving the comments. 😂😅 Recently started fishing again. More seriously. So this is very helpful..thanks. 👍🏻

[@Saltstrong]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful.

[@gonzalouribe405]

Mark Sosin taught me that knot back in early 90s that's the only knot I use for artificial and fly

[@smackinbaits6693]

It's a good knot for salmon fishing with lures like that. with pike musky or bass...might as well just snap swivel it. Good video. I use it for fly fishing with streamers.

[@gque1685]

Thanks buddy

[@Saltstrong]

No problem 👍

[@raisethrice]

Thank you! Always wantsed to learn how to tie a proper knot for the lurer. I've always just tied a normal knot and I know the lurer was performing bad in the water because of this. Thanks again!

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment Peter! Glad to see that you enjoyed this loop knot lesson... it's still the best loop knot I've found so far.

[@fluty0562]

ThanxBRO!!!! That’s awesome....