Snell knot

"Snelling" means tying a line to your hook by inserting it through the hook eye and wrapping it around the hook shaft. It was originally developed for eyeless hooks, but is commonly done today to ensure the pull of the line aligns with the...

Using the help of a small tube, making a perfect snelled hook is easy. There is no over-run, no overlapping of loops & no struggling. All main lines are hidd...

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Fishing knots are created to be tied with either a mono or a coated or un-coated braided line and should have the ability to pass through fishing rod eyes and rings as well as a fishing rig. For that reason they need to be as small and as strong as possible. Learning a new knot takes patience...

Snell Knot. The Snell Knot allows the leader, or tippet, to be directly tied to a baited hook. This fishing knot was originally invented for use with eyeless hooks but it is still widely used today. The Snell Knot aligns the fishing line or leader with the shank of the hook.

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