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Thread: For you granny knot tiers

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    Default For you granny knot tiers


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    Too expensive for this old man

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    Well ... Whata ya know ...



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    The granny knot got my attention. When I first started bass fishing would tied the lures with a granny knot. A many times rare back to make a cast and the lure kept going. Lost lot of lures until I learn how to tied a good knot.
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    I noticed it showed for 10lb an up line weights, it must not do lighter lines?

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    Way out of my league and pocketbook. My fingers still work just fine.
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    very interesting concept! dont like the over 10# part either.

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    For that price I will just keep using my old eyes and fingers........
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    If it were less expensive I might consider it if it works on Nano-Fil - love the line - hate trying to get a knot in it.
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    Um, that weld is huge. I bet some of us are using jigs smaller. Interesting if they found a way to apply heat without weakening the line. It might go over big with the offshore crowd if it is as strong as the best knots.

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