The STRONGEST Braided Line FISHING KNOT (Tested)

Been using this knot for a few years. It is a great knot.

Used this knot for yrs. When I was younger I also ran the line twice through the eye tying the fisherman’s knot or clinch knot. I always liked my lines doubled through the eye. Glad you like this knot. 👍👍

I've used this knot for many years without knowing its exact name. I can absolutely confirm this knot is super strong, I use it specifically for direct braid connections to frogs and jigs. The initial double loop really helps prevent any slippage, especially with slicker braids.

I absolutely love your channel. You got me to tie and break every knot. Different lines do need different knots. I double the line and tie this knot on my 3 way swivels for 100 lb. Blue cats. With 80 lb. 8 strand braid. I use 50 lb.mono as the leader,with a no knot snell 10 wraps. I use a loop knot on the mono to hook my swivel snap. When I snag ,95 per cent of the time. My no knot snell breaks at the bottom wrap. Ive not broken a fish off since I started using this. Happy tight lines.

Just wanted to say, I’m really glad you started this channel! Really good tips, Straight to the point! No BS.

I’ve been using this knot with braid for decades! I had no idea it was a thing, or had a name. I’ve had hooks and traces break on me before this knot has. In fact, I can’t remember a single time when it’s let me down.

This takes out one of the biggest possible failure points in landing a fish, which is worth a lot ! As others have said, this channel is a very welcome addition to your other awesome channel, and good luck to you Tyler !

Wow. Ive been using the double palamor knot for my braided line and i gotta wrap my line around my lighter so i can pull hard enough to either straighten the hook, break my swivel or snap the line on 40 lb test. Will definitely be trying this one out

Thanks for that! I've been looking for an alternative to the Palomar for my punch rigs/frog gear. Great info as usual. Keep up the good work 💯.

100% agree with your test, I’ve been tying that knot since braided line hit the market and have never had it to fail.

Looks good!!! Thanks for the great tip!!! Will give it a try!!! Seems simple to tie!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!

This is the 3rd video I’ve watched for the same knot, but this one actually made the most sense. So nice work and thank you! The breaking test clip made me a believer. 🎣

I used this knot before with braid. Glad know I was making a good choice!

I agree on most lines. I bought a 50 lb.reaction tackle line. This knot breaks in the knot. Where as the modified clinch knot holds true and the line itself breaks away from the knot. Always experiment with knots at home and not with a big fish. But,thanks for the insight. Happy tight lines.

Thank you so doing this. It will help everyone. I appreciate you 😊

Thanks for the awesome content Ill definitely give that knot a try FWIW I have been using the Polymer knot on braided like starting WAAAAAY back in the 1990's using Berkeley Fireline and now with my favorite and only braid Power Pro and I do not recall EVER having a Polymer knot fail me while using braid and I have fished using braided line every time I fished for nearly 30 years. Straightened and broke many many stuck hooks using braid pulling loose hooks stuck in wood or rocks but do not recall ever braking off at my knot using braided line and a Polymer knot

Great video Tyler and I have been watching your channel for the past couple of years and I subscribed to this channel as it is denitely straight to the point and really good information. I have been using the uni knot for decades and the double uni ever since I got back into fishing a few years ago and will definitely use this knot when froggin and punching with straight braid! Thanks from thr Cold True North of Stouffville, Ontario Canada

Thanks Tyler, can't wait to try it (I usually go Palomar only but this looks really good)

Excellent! My favorite part? I already do this type of know EXCEPT for the double loop, so it's very easy for me to learn! Thanks!

I’ve actually been using this particular knot for a the past several years and have definitely liked it. I think I first saw it on the Total Fisherman YouTube page.