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i use the grinner for most of my knots apart from attatching leadcore.

 

works well with braid, mono and flourocarbon.

 

when i've tested knots with an old pair of scales i fisnd the grinner to be the strongest by far.

 

tight lines

 

courtz

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The Palomar is rated at 100% strength.IF tied correctly.

 

i've seen quite a bit about tying one

 

it sems pretty complicated for me though

 

looks too small to be strong

 

tight lines

 

courtz

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i've seen quite a bit about tying one

 

it sems pretty complicated for me though

 

looks too small to be strong

 

tight lines

 

courtz

 

Trust me it`s a really easy knot to tie,can`t get thje link to work for some reason,otherwise I`d put a pic up.

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Trust me it`s a really easy knot to tie,can`t get thje link to work for some reason,otherwise I`d put a pic up.

 

i've got a few mags showing how to tie it

 

will give iy a try with an pld pair of scales in a minute, before i put my total confidence into it.

 

tight lines

 

courtz

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Posted

Palomar is a great knot, very easy to tie once you've sussed out the pictures;) :D :D

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The easiest way to describe it is to form a loop,pass that thru the eye of the hook/swivel,tie a granny knot,the before you pull it tight,pass the hook back thru the loop,then slowly pull tight making sure all the coils seat themselves neatly,obviously as with all knots moisten the line.

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The easiest way to describe it is to form a loop,pass that thru the eye of the hook/swivel,tie a granny knot,the before you pull it tight,pass the hook back thru the loop,then slowly pull tight making sure all the coils seat themselves neatly,obviously as with all knots moisten the line.

 

i've been giving the grinner a go, seems strong enough when tied with 10lb line for zig-rig. It also odesn't coil the line as much from where you've tightened the knot

 

cheres

 

tight lines

 

courtz

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If line is coiling when you tighten knots you are probably not lubricating them enough, also do not try and tighten too quickly , ensure coils bed down tidily and pull knot together slowly.:wink:

 

I always wet the knots with saliva, it's probably because the line i use for zig hooklengths are fine diameter, prestretched monos(drennan double strength)

 

tight lines

 

courtz

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I use dreenan double strength myself for floater work and hooklink in winter never had a problem with coiling, maybe my saliva is more slick:D

Just practice the knot a few times , take time tightening as I said before and lube liberally...... ooh err !!!!!:D

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