Favorite spinning line

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That's the vid I used.

[Stein]

I just use double uni knot on nanofil to leader for trout setup.  Occasionally it will break when cinching down but if it cinches fine I have never broken it later on a fish or snag.

[Ham]

10 minutes ago, Stein said:

I just use double uni knot on nanofil to leader for trout setup.  Occasionally it will break when cinching down but if it cinches fine I have never broken it later on a fish or snag.

Uni to uni is ok, but it's a short fat knot that hits every guide on the way out. So, it's functional, but I can't stand it. 

[Ham]

I kinda said FU to the FG

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I just don't know why I can't get a knot to work with nano. 

[Stein]

25 minutes ago, Ham said:

Uni to uni is ok, but it's a short fat knot that hits every guide on the way out. So, it's functional, but I can't stand it. 

Show me how to tie the right knot this weekend!

[Ham]

20 minutes ago, Stein said:

Show me how to tie the right knot this weekend!

I "right" knot is like the right strike indicator. There are things I dislike about every one I've ever used, but I'll be glad to share the knots I know. 

I use 5 or 6 knots a lot.

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Plus one on bobbers

i like palsa because they cast well and are a hybrid between using a bobber or not using one. I grew up fly fishing without them  

[David Unnerstall]

It is good to know that others have trouble tying all of these wild-posterior knots we now use.  I went through my fingers with a saw and tying knots is the thing I dislike the most about what we do.

And why do we "tie" a knot (with an 'I") but are "tying" a knot (with a "Y")?

[ness]

1 hour ago, David Unnerstall said:

And why do we "tie" a knot (with an 'I") but are "tying" a knot (with a "Y")?

I’m dying to know the answer to that! 😄