BLOOD KNOT




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Overlap the two ends to be joined. Wrap one end around the other about six
times. Tick the end back between the lines. Now use the other end similarly.
Complete this end as before. Trim the ends as shown in the last picture. |
Uses The Blood Knot is used to join two lines of
similar size, e.g., when joining sections of leader or tippet.
Tying it: There are several methods of tying it. Our pictures
show you how to create the knot.
An alternative method is to just overlap the two ends and twist them together
for about ten turns. Then go to the center of the twists and create a hole. Pass
the two ends the opposite way through the hole.
Whichever method is used, the knot should be symmetrical about the middle with
the twists continuing in the same direction.
Advantages: The Blood knot is a simple, easily learned and very
effective way of joining two similar sized lines.

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