Josh, I just want to say thank you. I'm very new to fishing and your videos are simple straight to the point. I've learned a whole lot from you in such a short time. Wish there were more youtubers like you. Thank you again.
Hi Josh, thank you for such clear instructions on these knots. Here's what I like about your video: outdoors at wood table with natural sunlight on your work, bright colored line is easy to see, and no distracting music in the background! Excellent. I will check out more of your content.
Struggled to tie the first one in practice, but found the second one really simple! Managed to land a 10lb mirror (my PB) the other day using this knot. I appreciate there are other things to take into consideration, but this is the knot I used to tie my mainline onto the hair rigs swivel and it proved successful! Thanks again 😊
I'm taking my teenage daughter and her best friends camping this weekend on an all girls trip! Usually have my husband to tie the fishing knots, but not this round. Thank you!
Thank you so much Joshua, I am a new fisher and this is a kind of stuff that really helps people like us new fishers you’re very friendly to beginners I just want to say thank you -tiernan
my uncle taught me how to fish as a kid. he always said you only need to know 2 knots as a fisherman. the barrel knot & the palomar knot. hasnt led me wrong yet. happy fishing.
Dad taught me that first knot ur a lifesaver. Gonna go toss my little phoebe spoon for kicks. On my ugly stik jr from 1988. Back when they weren't at Walmart. God bless. Be safe. Lockdown in NJ. Still some sunnies i can play with.
My guy you really helped me out on this one lol was struggling with all the other dudes out here trying to show. Your angle of the camera is spot fucking on too which helped out big time! Taking the wife and the little one out tomorrow to the lake. The first toast of beer will be dedicated to you my brother, God bless!
I have used the first knot only for 50 years! Works every time. You can use your thumb to slide the knot down to the eye to tighten it up also, l never have to wet the line.
Nice tutorial Joshua. The improved clinch knot is my go to knot, I use it in both fresh and salt water, and have caught some big fish on that knot. How about doing a video on the best knot to use with braided line.
14theroad1955 My favorite knot as well. Have you seen my knot playlist? Take a look and if you see something that I'm missing I will gladly do a tutorial on it.
Thanks for the reply. I'll have to go there and check it out, I had no idea you had a dedicated playlist for knots, cool. I'll let you know if I need help. Thanks Joshua.
Hello this is a great video. Very informative. I am a saltwater angler from Sri Lanka. I always wated to do away most of hardware in front of the lure. I am currently using a heavy fluro instead of wire trace we used to have in fear of losing lures to macs and kudas. For the convinience of changing lures what if i have a strong split ring instead of snaplock end of the fluro so that i can change lures using a plier. Its not as easy as using a snaplock but eliminates having too many hardware. What are my chances of damaging line with split ring end? Thanks heaps for very useful tips
Hey dude, i spent 3 hours jig fishing with the metal fish, no luck, then i loose everything to idk wat. So idk if i should jig or bait. But this was very useful to get goin again, thx so much
Mr Joshua, I use a swivel whenever I use an inline spinner, example; rooster tail. I'd like to know if these knots are effective with braid. I am SURE about them with mono. Great tutorial, both simple and explained in an easier way than I have used. Thank You for the lesson! I SURE WISH you would go back to sleep so you can dream some more!!! lol God Bless ✝ and👍👍👍👍👍
Dino Harrison the clinch knot has additional step needed to make sure it doesn't slip, you have to run the line through the swivel eyelet twice and then tie.
yes.typically you do the leader side first,then attach that to the main line but it can be tricky as your pulling the whole leader through the polymer knot.in this case,switch to the uni knot,same strength knot and interchangable with a ploymar.
take a Kentucky rig,I would start with a poly on the sinker,then a poly on the hook,then figure 8 there for a six to 8 inch leader for that hook,then poly to a swivel.from here,you can then poly the mainline to that same swivel,but your pulling sinker,leader and hook through the loop.so here,you can just uni the mainline to the swivel.
basically,learn both the uni and ploymar.those 2 will meet litterally 98-99% of all your fishing needs lol.there will be very few exceptions,like a bobber stop knot or snelling a hook.even tying on jigs and cranks can be done by a uni variant resulting in a loop knot.and line to line connections are done by uni.list is endless lol.2 knots to rule them all.uni and polymer.know them and your set for life
How do you guys deal with Micro guides, using swivels? As someone who strictly fishes from the bank, I'm usually hampered because of trees and such, from having my bait hanging very far from the tip of my rod when I'm casting. I can't do a 30" leader when I'm casting, and most of my rods have micro guides, plus the tip being small anyway. I'm paranoid about breaking guides in the heat of excitement, hence I never use a leader, and it's probably affecting my catch count....
Thanks Joshua. I have about half my rods with braid on them, and then the other half with Mono or Flouro, so I never worry about leader too much. I should probably just pick a good flouro to braid knot, and try that on a couple to see if it actually makes a difference for me... Thanks again for the Reply and for the video.....
Hi josh, i usually fish with worms or jig (sometimes tipped with worm) and a slip float, question is if i use a swivel where should it be placed and where do i add my split shot sinker below or above the swivel?
I was wondering about the snap swivel. How do you connect it all? Do you have snap to snap, like a double swivel? The instructions only says that it's "so easy to switch your lure with a snap swivel", can't seem to find any place that shows me just how to connect it all
Here is a video on how to attach your hook to your mainline: ua-cam.com/video/LbmVrCuDOS8/v-deo.html
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Nice vid 👍 best wishes from Durham England hope ya well
"Simple and sweet" video. Exactly what I needed. Thank you my man!
@@kralimarkobg you're welcome
Josh, I just want to say thank you. I'm very new to fishing and your videos are simple straight to the point. I've learned a whole lot from you in such a short time. Wish there were more youtubers like you. Thank you again.
You are welcome Reggie, I'm glad I can be some help.
Agree. Thanks josh. Im a newbie to fishing. Your videos have helped me from getting frustrated.
Thanks bro i got my first rig today. I appreciate all your videos.
Thank you! I'm making bracelets with swivels to gift out to fishermen, with your knot tips it's so much easier! Cheers to you 😊
Hi Josh, thank you for such clear instructions on these knots. Here's what I like about your video: outdoors at wood table with natural sunlight on your work, bright colored line is easy to see, and no distracting music in the background! Excellent. I will check out more of your content.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for the comment. 👍
You saved my life. I lost 3 of my brothers weights and hooks. Lol im a newbie.
😂😂😂lol
Awwww man, if you were my sibling I would’ve choked you out with my line on the spot😂😂😂😂🤣
Me and my friend went today he did the same thing float fishing 😂
Same... I had 3 fish in a row break me off today lol
Wonder what ur up to now
Finally a video thats not just music to a video thats too fast, not trying to rewind 90 times.
Glad you enjoyed it, subscribe for more.
Finally tied my first knot thanks to this useful video!
Struggled to tie the first one in practice, but found the second one really simple! Managed to land a 10lb mirror (my PB) the other day using this knot. I appreciate there are other things to take into consideration, but this is the knot I used to tie my mainline onto the hair rigs swivel and it proved successful! Thanks again 😊
Learned the Palomar knot, finally!! Thanks man
You're welcome
I'm taking my teenage daughter and her best friends camping this weekend on an all girls trip! Usually have my husband to tie the fishing knots, but not this round. Thank you!
Hope you ladies catch them up. You're welcome
Thank you very much Joshua for the nice tutorial. If you don't tie these often enough, like me lol, it slides through my 71yr. old mind!!
Thank you so much Joshua, I am a new fisher and this is a kind of stuff that really helps people like us new fishers you’re very friendly to beginners I just want to say thank you
-tiernan
Really clear instructions on the knots for a beginner like myself. Thank you!
my uncle taught me how to fish as a kid. he always said you only need to know 2 knots as a fisherman. the barrel knot & the palomar knot. hasnt led me wrong yet. happy fishing.
Dad taught me that first knot ur a lifesaver. Gonna go toss my little phoebe spoon for kicks. On my ugly stik jr from 1988. Back when they weren't at Walmart. God bless. Be safe. Lockdown in NJ. Still some sunnies i can play with.
My guy you really helped me out on this one lol was struggling with all the other dudes out here trying to show. Your angle of the camera is spot fucking on too which helped out big time! Taking the wife and the little one out tomorrow to the lake. The first toast of beer will be dedicated to you my brother, God bless!
3 years later and you taught me how to tie a knot. Thanks!
thank you so much I always had my dad tie this knot but now I know how to do it!
Awesome, nice work!
I have used the first knot only for 50 years! Works every time. You can use your thumb to slide the knot down to the eye to tighten it up also, l never have to wet the line.
Great video I know I’m late to the game but I’m taking my lil bro next weekend for our first day fishing...great video
I did it and it actually worked. Thank you.
really useful video for noobs like me! Tied on my wire trace thanks to you! Cheers!
thank you for this! I'm crafting and needed a tutorial. I appreciate that you say, "friends" and not "guys". so inclusive
Lot easier than some other knots I've seen fast effective thanks
Glad to help. 👍
Learn the uni knot. Really easy and super effective.
Surf fishing, finger slipped right after casting, lock engaged and there went my surf rig 😂 this helped get the new one on 👍
Thank you very much. I'm using these knots for surf fishing. 🤓
Thanks alot!the last knot is my favourite!👍
I'm using this for crafts instead of fishing, but this was still very helpful and informative! Thank you!
Best. Video. Ever. Hands down.
I prefer the Uni Knot. I used to use the improved clinch knot before i learned the Uni Knot. Great Video bud. 🎣😎🎣😎🎣😎🎣😎🎣
Felix Martell Uni is a great knot.
The uni is one of the best I use too with braid too
yo i wanted to thank you for teaching me this helped out alot thanks
Glad I could help
Wow, just got into fishing and thank u. Very simple and the angles are awesome.
Glad to help bud
Thank you soo much, you don't know how much you helped me
I just used this to make a necklace, it's very sturdy now🧜♂️🧜♀️🧜♂️🧜♀️🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺
Great video, lost about half a dozen of spoons due to not knowing how to tie properly lol
Thank you!
So simple and short thank you
Finally a video I can follow easily. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Really succinct & useful, thanks Josh!
Thanks God bless you Joshua...happy fishing
Thx bro. First time going fishing really needy this 👍
Good job man I am glad to hear any news
Thanks
Very Easy and simple for Bignors
This looks pretty easy, thank you always for your tips and tricks.
Stephanie Guindon easy peasy.
Wow, thanks man! That was so clear and simple! Now, let's fish!
Pretty simple steps and knots. I love the clinch, always comes through!
Clinch is my all time favorite.
Polymer knot is my favorite to use for most end of line applications.
James Leslie Very strong and easy knot to tie.
Thank u so much now I don’t need to lose more lures
You're welcome
great video, clear explanations...thanks very much
You're welcome
Awsome video Josh!!!!
Thomas Stanley Thanks Thomas!
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
I was wondering what the uses were for the swivel. Glad you covered that immediately or I wouldn't have had the patience to watch the rest. Great vid
Glad to help bud, thanks for watching!
Thanks this helped a lot! Great content
Oh my god I’ve never seen these knots on u-tube before!
Now you have 👀
Good job brother
Great video as always Josh!! Very simple but effective!!
Aaron Bennett Simple and sweet, trying to cater to many of the beginners that are just joining us.
I saw the snook you caught with landshark fishing that thing was huge!!
Yes sir, good times.
Nice tutorial Joshua. The improved clinch knot is my go to knot, I use it in both fresh and salt water, and have caught some big fish on that knot. How about doing a video on the best knot to use with braided line.
14theroad1955 My favorite knot as well. Have you seen my knot playlist? Take a look and if you see something that I'm missing I will gladly do a tutorial on it.
Thanks for the reply. I'll have to go there and check it out, I had no idea you had a dedicated playlist for knots, cool. I'll let you know if I need help. Thanks Joshua.
Thank you so much!
Perfect knots! I prefer the first knot you demonstrated! Keep up the good work 💯
I don’t know if I did it right or not
Excellent zoom in, only the best do that. stay Sleeked🎮 thanks
Thanks, will do!
Dude thank you!
You bet!
Great advice Sir.
Will definitely give it a try.👍
awesome video, very well done and will definitely be back for more
Thank you
Thank you brother!!!
Any time!
V simple n excellent
Just adding new sub comments for your Algorithms good video man.
288 dislikes? They're just jealous and never had a vlog. 😁😅🤣🤣🤣 (Liked, subscribed & shared and commented).🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣Thank you so much.
Thanks for the sub!
@@Saltyscales 👌
good video like your ending haha
Thanks bud
Thank you🎣🎣🎣
Great tips! Thank you.
You are welcome!
Good instructions thank you. God bless you
Glad to be of assistance. 👍
Thanks for the help dude
Hello this is a great video. Very informative. I am a saltwater angler from Sri Lanka. I always wated to do away most of hardware in front of the lure. I am currently using a heavy fluro instead of wire trace we used to have in fear of losing lures to macs and kudas. For the convinience of changing lures what if i have a strong split ring instead of snaplock end of the fluro so that i can change lures using a plier. Its not as easy as using a snaplock but eliminates having too many hardware. What are my chances of damaging line with split ring end? Thanks heaps for very useful tips
looks simple ill give a try by the does the knot Florent fishing line
Can you do some flounder fishing video on sky pier..
We don't typically catch a ton of flounder at the piers. They typically are a byproduct catch.
Thanks for the neat vid 🙂
Great, thanks.
Thanks. Been looking for this.
Brilliant video thanks for that
Hey dude, i spent 3 hours jig fishing with the metal fish, no luck, then i loose everything to idk wat. So idk if i should jig or bait. But this was very useful to get goin again, thx so much
So helpful thanks. God bless!
Mr Joshua, I use a swivel whenever I use an inline spinner, example; rooster tail. I'd like to know if these knots are effective with braid. I am SURE about them with mono. Great tutorial, both simple and explained in an easier way than I have used. Thank You for the lesson! I SURE WISH you would go back to sleep so you can dream some more!!! lol God Bless ✝ and👍👍👍👍👍
Dino Harrison the clinch knot has additional step needed to make sure it doesn't slip, you have to run the line through the swivel eyelet twice and then tie.
thanks a lot, mate
You're welcome!
Thanks for being a father for one video 🤣
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Excellent. Thanks! :))
You're welcome
Thanks for this! Would you be able to tie a palomar on the other side though?
yes.typically you do the leader side first,then attach that to the main line but it can be tricky as your pulling the whole leader through the polymer knot.in this case,switch to the uni knot,same strength knot and interchangable with a ploymar.
take a Kentucky rig,I would start with a poly on the sinker,then a poly on the hook,then figure 8 there for a six to 8 inch leader for that hook,then poly to a swivel.from here,you can then poly the mainline to that same swivel,but your pulling sinker,leader and hook through the loop.so here,you can just uni the mainline to the swivel.
basically,learn both the uni and ploymar.those 2 will meet litterally 98-99% of all your fishing needs lol.there will be very few exceptions,like a bobber stop knot or snelling a hook.even tying on jigs and cranks can be done by a uni variant resulting in a loop knot.and line to line connections are done by uni.list is endless lol.2 knots to rule them all.uni and polymer.know them and your set for life
Thanks for the video! I was wondering what benefit each knot had versus the other?
You're welcome
After the swivel would I add a hook then weight? Or weight the hook?
Have a look at the Carolina Rig: saltyscales.com/blogs/articles/carolina-rig-bass
Thanks Josh
Thank you
You are welcome, glad to help.
Thank You. First option more strong or second?
How do you guys deal with Micro guides, using swivels? As someone who strictly fishes from the bank, I'm usually hampered because of trees and such, from having my bait hanging very far from the tip of my rod when I'm casting. I can't do a 30" leader when I'm casting, and most of my rods have micro guides, plus the tip being small anyway. I'm paranoid about breaking guides in the heat of excitement, hence I never use a leader, and it's probably affecting my catch count....
Sonny Dryer Honestly, I never use swivels with micro guides.
Thanks Joshua. I have about half my rods with braid on them, and then the other half with Mono or Flouro, so I never worry about leader too much. I should probably just pick a good flouro to braid knot, and try that on a couple to see if it actually makes a difference for me... Thanks again for the Reply and for the video.....
hold does one time a loop knot? I think it's called a Triline or Berkeley knot as well
I know it goes through the eye and sets similar to a chinch.
Hi josh, i usually fish with worms or jig (sometimes tipped with worm) and a slip float, question is if i use a swivel where should it be placed and where do i add my split shot sinker below or above the swivel?
How do you tie a barrel swivel between the leader line and main line without having the barrel hit/get caught up in the fishing rod guides?
Thank you
You are welcome!
Cheers mate, about to go fishin
I was wondering about the snap swivel. How do you connect it all? Do you have snap to snap, like a double swivel? The instructions only says that it's "so easy to switch your lure with a snap swivel", can't seem to find any place that shows me just how to connect it all