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    Default crank connection?


    do you crank addicts think the knot makes a difference? do you get more fish on a loop apposed to a clinch knot?

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    I also use snap swivels on my cranks. I tie those on with either a palomar or improved clinch knot, depending on how I feel at the time.
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    Snap, no swivel for me.
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    snap swivel

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    Snappy swivels all the way. I like silver for dingy water for a little flash and black the rest of the time.

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    Snap with palomar

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    What's the benefit of a palomar vs. a clinch (or improved clinch) knot? I've only ever used clinch or loop knots and have never had a problem, or seen a need for anything different. Just curious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RiverSlabber View Post
    What's the benefit of a palomar vs. a clinch (or improved clinch) knot? I've only ever used clinch or loop knots and have never had a problem, or seen a need for anything different. Just curious.
    The benefit for me is after a work injury and 2 cervical fusion surgeries, I have sometimes serious numbness in my hands. During those times the palomar knot is easier for me to tie and as strong ,if not stronger.
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