Knots for Fishing description

Fishing Knots are a quick reference for a number of the most popular fishing knots.
There are various ways to tie a fishing line together, make a circle or attach hooks, weights, swivels, floats, lures, flies and other lures. Having a variety of different knots in your arsenal and knowing when to use them will help you become a more successful fisherman.
Fishing nodes are categorized by type and each node has a step-by-step description and instructions with pictures and guidance on how to tie them.
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Knot line
• Fastening loops: Simple loops, Bight, 3-loop loops
• Stop knots: Multi-stop stop knot, Figure eight stop knots, Uni stop knots
• Dropper loop and leader: Butterfly loop, Loop dropper, Surgeon knot, Alpin, Linfit
• Join leaders for loops: Join loops 1-2, Join quickly for loops
• Line to line: Albright Knot, Blood and Fishermen
Hook knot
• Shovel end hooks: Domhof, Needle knot, Snelling
• Knot without knots
• Eye hooks: Crawford, Hercules, Trilene, Fisherman's node 1-2, Lefty node
• Fly or / and eye hooks: Duncan, Mörrum, Orvis
• Drop the firing knot
• Palomar knot
• WF node
Knot etc.
• Knot to turn and lock lock: Pinch, Hangman knot, sling knot
• Not a knot
• Stake knots
• Rapala node
• Universal knots: Rebeck, Kentauri, Pitzen
Sea knot
• 3x Dropper Loop, Thumb Knot, Marshall Knot, Trolling Knot, Spider Knot, Bimini Twist
Boating knots
• Bow, Anchor knot, Slide knot, Double Hitch, Cleat knot, and Clove