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    I just started tying the loop knot in my jigs can’t tell if it makes any difference or not. What do you guys use ? I tied a palamar knot for years.

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    The loop knot lets the jig hang vertical for a more natural presentation. Easy to tie also.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skippa Chippa View Post
    The loop knot lets the jig hang vertical for a more natural presentation. Easy to tie also.
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    Yup loop knot! Allows for freedom of jig movement.

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    Surgeon’s loop with an extra ( 3rd ) pass through is probably the most popular. Easy enough, just ensure everything is right when cinching it up. Another favorite is a Uni knot that is tightened and then pulled back to revel a loop. This will tighten again if you get a nice fish. It can be undone again as well. The No Slip loop knot is also in play here and produces a very strong knot. I have been using the Surgeon’s loop to get practice with it. If I suspected that during this next cast I would hook a four pounder, I would choose the Uni.

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    I use both loop and Palomar knots. To be honest I can tell no difference between the two. I catch same amount of fish on both.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DrNip View Post
    I use both loop and Palomar knots. To be honest I can tell no difference between the two. I catch same amount of fish on both.
    I did the same thing but I seemed to get fewer hang-ups with the Palomar. I only use the Palomar now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cajun View Post
    I did the same thing but I seemed to get fewer hang-ups with the Palomar. I only use the Palomar now.
    Only time I use a loop knot now is when I drop shot minnows.

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    Cinching knots can be tightly drawn at various places along the eye of the hook. Perhaps creating different actions. Loop knot would be the same action.

    King Sling is an excellent loop knot. Quick learner.
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