You fish it out, you fish it out after the long-awaited bite - now at the shore, you caught it! Suddenly a tail kick, and she goes into the depths. Tore it up! Still - such an instance! You look - no: the hook is untied. This can happen to every novice fisherman, and it is all the more offensive that the fish will leave because of a weak knot.
Instructions
Step 1
If you have discovered a passion for fishing. If you are incredibly happy with every fish caught with a fishing rod or other sports tackle. If you are deeply annoyed when, despite your best efforts, the fish leaves the hook, that's it. You are a complete fisherman, and you need to improve so that there are more joyful moments on a pond, river, lake, or maybe at sea than unfortunate failures. location. The tackle must be prepared exclusively for a particular reservoir. This means that all its components must be assembled using nodes. Knowing the knots is essential to tie the hook firmly and securely. For these purposes, there are a great many nodes. They are used by fishermen on the basis of personal sympathy, the shape of the ear of the hook - a spatula or a ring, its size and the thickness of the forest.
Step 2
Here is an example of the simplest knot you can use to quickly tie a hook directly on the shore. It is only suitable for a hook with an eye-ring.
Step 3
And this is probably the most common "eight" knot among anglers. Under "a" simple and "b" - cap. Also for a hook with a ring.
Step 4
Another knot for the ring eye hook. It is also easy to remember, fast to execute, and robust enough.
Step 5
And here are three ways to attach the hook to the fishing line, regardless of whether it has an eyelet ring or a spatula. I must say that hooks with a ring are preferable because the shoulder blades are usually either too sharp or narrow and do not hold the knot well.
