The ability to knot knots is required not only for climbers, tourists and sailors, but also for fishermen - the success of fishing largely depends on the quality of the fishing line and the strength of the knot on it. Different knots are used for different types of fishing and for different tackle. Learning to knit knots is not at all difficult, you just need desire and practice, then you will be able to handle even the most difficult knot.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to tie the leashes to the bottom tackle, use the simplest blind loop. To do this, bend the line, fold it in half and tie it with a simple knot at the end. To perfect this loop, bend the line and wrap it once around both ends, then thread it through the loop and tighten.
Step 2
Another hinge option is the nautical hinge. To tie it, fold the line and twist it into a loop through which you pass the free end of the line. Wrap the free end over the other end, and pass through the same loop. Tighten the end of the line into a knot while holding the opposite end of the line.
Step 3
For anchor and weight, you can use the "Cross" knot. To do this, measure two meters from the end of the line and tie a simple single knot without tightening it. Step half a meter away from the knot and tie a second simple knot, overlapping it with the first knot. After that, separate the tied sides by stretching the loops, place the weight in the center of the "Cross" and pass the end of the rope through all the loops. Tie it to the main rope with a strong knot.
Step 4
To tie the slide float stop, take a 0.4 mm line, fold it in half and screw it to the main line with the free end, making five to six turns. Secure the stopper with a loop with a twine.
Step 5
You can tie the leashes to the donk with another loop, which can be quickly and easily tied on any line. Bend the line with half loops, hold it with the thumb and forefinger of your left hand. Bend the line from left to right with your right hand, and then thread the top of the large loop into the small loop. Tighten the resulting knot.
Step 6
Attach a leash to the loop. If the leash needs to be tied to the main line, make two half-loops of two half-knots on the line, directing them in different directions, and then do the same on the leash, weaving the half-knots of the leash sequentially into the same knots on the line. Tighten all knots in sequence.
