Americana Outdoors E-Magazine - July 2024

KNOTS FOR TYING BRAIDED LINE Click the PLAY BUTTON to watch the full tutorial.

dampening of the line’s feedback, allowing you to feel bites more distinctly. 2. Better Hook Sets: The reduced line bow and improved contact with the bait result in more effective hook sets. Whether using a Neko rig, wacky worm, ned rig, or shakey head, the sinking braid ensures quicker and more reliable hook sets, increasing your chances of landing fish. 3. Enhanced Line Management: Sinking braided line improves line management by minimizing loops and bows during long casts. As the line sinks, it stays in better contact with the bait, which translates to better control and maneuverability. This attribute is particularly beneficial for presentations that require precise line control and sensitivity.

The Palomar Knot is a strong knot that works well with nylon, braid or fluorocarbon..

The Double Clinch Knot is a good knot choice for tying a mainline to a lure or hook..

Sunline’s Almight sinking braided line represents a significant advancement in fishing line technology. Its design reduces drift and bow, enhances sensitivity, and improves line management, making it ideal for various fishing applications. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a novice, incorporating Almight into your tackle can lead to more successful fishing outings and, ultimately, more fish in the boat. Embrace the advantages of sinking braid and elevate your fishing game with Sunline’s Almight.

The Snell knot is a popular choice for tying a punching or heavy cover flipping rig. The knot is strong and when you set the hook it rotates the hook into the roof of a fish’s mouth for a better hooking ration.