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WOF tribe Merchant/Trading booth concepts:
Hey folks! This one was the recent winner of this WOF poll, so hereâs my concept art that headcannons trading in Pyrrhia.
Read below cut for close-ups of the individual booths + the thought process / headcannons behind the design choices: đ
Skywings: The Sky Kingdomâs mountain ranges provide plenty of pasture for raising sheep. As such, Skywing shepherds benefit from traveling to sell their wool, dyes, fabric, and woven tapestries. Many of these merchant tables also include herbs grown exclusively in the mountains, or ibex drinking horns that can be strapped on a dragonâs shoulder & carried in flight.
Along with goods, Skywing merchants may offer sewing services to fix tears, burn marks, or other fabric damage. They are sought out for their quality clothing, and most fabric across Pyrria originated from a Skywingâs talons.
Mudwings: Mudwingsâ abundant food & cooking skills are envied almost anywhere in Pyrrhia. Their swamps have fertile soil, responsible for hosting diverse crops which can be purchased as produce at merchant stalls. For those lucky enough to find a traveling Mudwing merchant, the promise of a delicious dish can be whipped up and served at the stall in no time. Along with produce goods, Mudwings sell weaved baskets, spices, and cooking ware.
Sandwings: Sandwing booths offer luxuries of the desert: Itâs most common to find accessories such as gold carved jewelry or musical instruments such as drums, lyres, & mandolins for sale. Though, even more sought out across Pyrrhia is Sandwing tattoos/piercings, which are done within the merchant areas. Ink etchings on papyrus paper are stationed outside their tents to showcase designs. All which can be selected, and poked into the skin with a tapping stick and plant dye ink by a trained talon.
Seawings: SeaWings sell a variety of ocean related goods; taking a share in the fish market with Icewings. Outside of food, there are den decorations like driftwood carvings, accessories such as seashell & pearl jewelry, and rope nets weaved by expert Seawing sailors. Some Seawings even sell fishing equipment, canoes, or offer sailor knot tying instructions to curious dragon buyers.
Nightwings: During the war, it was near impossible to find a Nightwing merchant. Most refused to participate in merchant territory, mostly as a way to keep up with their tribeâs mysterious nature.
Though in the more shady, unground parts of the market you can buy from a huge selection of obsidian weaponry, the sharpest in Pyrrhia. No one knew initially how Nightwings smithed so many weapons, or why, until their secret volcano kingdom and the intention to invade the rainforest was discovered. Then forging armor & weapons became clear. Along with a vast armory, for the right price, some Nightwing merchants offer Prophecies & Nightwing Literature (not always guaranteed to always be reliable) and assassin services as well (very reliable).
Rainwings: Though Rainwings havenât been part of Pyrrhia trading for years, they have a vast hold on dragon medicine. An apothecary of herbs, salves, and remedies are all offered for various ailments due to the rainforestâs abundant resources. Along with medicinal goods, many Rainwings are fruit vendors, promising to any hesitant meat-eating dragons that such an array of flavors isnât to be missed. Though, their fruit selling pitches often fall flat to most other predominantly meat-eating tribes.
Icewings: Icewings have everything a dragon could need to brace the cold, with a selection of goods only found in the most frigid regions of Pyrrhia. Furs, bone jewelry, and fresh fish (thanks to frost breath) are served on ice. Though Icewings themselves donât require fur to withstand the cold, itâs considered fashionable and common in upper ranks to wear fur as a status symbol. Since metal is hard to smith without fire & in cold temperatures, fur and bone are more accessible to Icewings for clothing statements.
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@lexirosewrites srry if this is too late for u to queue up i was writing it out to a place where i wanted/needed to stop it. this was intended as an ask but then i got too into it & filled it with detail after detail so the majority of it is below the read more
Thinking thoughts abt Steve's canon music taste bc I saw/reblogged a post abt how Steve is shown to listen to alternative rock & punk rather than pop & disco like we all characterize him.
This started as a steddie thing & has morphed into an a/b/o O!Max centric blurb with an elumax agenda, everything is below the cut
world building: in all of my omegaverse AU omegas can give mating bites, and betas also have mating glands theyâre just noticeably smaller. also, omegas are able to be reliably identified at birth because they have a noticeably sweeter scent than other babies, once puberty starts omegas no matter their primary gender will get periods, female omegas get a period every month while male omegas get a period every other month. it is my personal headcanon tht betas evolved to assist in various biological needs tht the other designations might need i.e. if a beta is caring for an omega during their heat theyâll start giving off vaguely alpha pheromones/scents & male betas will be able to give their omega partner a smaller knot OR if a an alpha is in rut their beta partner gives off an omegas pheromones/scent while they also begin to produce a moderate amount of slick OR if they are in a throuple with an alpha & an omega theyâll maintain their natural scent during either partners cycle & fulfill the social role of caring for needs like feeding their partners, maintaining the structure of the nest, helping their partners remember to take any medication they take daily
So first picture for me: punk band frontman O!Steve, he & the other omegas in the band have those spiked collars tht look actually dangerous tht they wear as a rebellion against the expectation tht omegas should wear collars in public, he takes birth control but personally doesn't take heat blockers bc he sees it as another way society seeks to police omega autonomy, he semi-regularly throws his shirt off into the crowd during shows (omega nipples r treated like women's nipples in this AU, very scandalous), Steve has an intentionally messy mullet he cut himself & Robin helped dye dark pink, he's imitated jacking off on stage & used fake blood once or twice to make it look like he was jerking it while on his period & ofc heâs done this stunt while on his period a few times too, & he has the nail bat tht he uses to smash already broken equipment tht they fish out of various recycling centers. He's got multiple piercings & several tattoos, he'd get a neck tattoo but the most traditional thing abt him is he wants to mate someone he loves, have pups & a neck tattoo messes up anyone's mating gland.Â
the majority of his band r also omegas, he's the vocals mostly but he's known to throw on a guitar & step back so the bass player (robin) can step forward for songs they created/rehearsed just for her to perform, he's also done a number of wicked guitar solos, they figure out how to record & burn CDs on their own bc they're thumbing their noses at the industry tht wants to box omegas into bubblegum pop also bc they don't think they'll ever get a record deal.
The band is named Cannibal Impulse, playing around various venues in Chicago. Steve is vocals/2nd guitar, O!Robin is bass, A!Nancy is lead guitar, O!Jonathan is drums, and B!Argyle is part of a throuple with Nancy & Jonathan so he happily acts as a groupie/roadie/pizza bringer. They have a fairly loyal following of local punk enjoyers, especially omegas. For shows Steve & his band mostly wear whatever punk aesthetic they like, steve & robin both tend towards glam punk, Nancy favors a ragged style inspired by 1920s mens fashion, Jonathan likes subdued crust punk, Argyle wears stoner fashion but for their shows he puts on the battle vest Jonathan made him over his typical fashion choices.
Hereâs the actual ficlet/set up/idea, idk what the time period is for this exactly, probably a vague late 90s because I want ppl to have cellphones, specifically flip phones. Also warning for implied underage drug (weed) use.
A!Eddie is the frontman to world famous Corroded Coffin & the co-parent to O!Max (he's 33 & was 18 when she was born) she's the result of a rut shared w sugary sweet head banging mosh pit queen B!Chrissy, Max is the best part of his world even if she's entered the stage of teen hood where she's angry at the world & sometimes her parents. He's had to move around once or twice bc his career demanded it, but now they have all settled permanently in Chicago bc the band have put together a music label all their own, Rotten & Revived Records.Â
Chrissy used to live permanently in San Francisco, working as a paralegal, but when she got an amazing job opportunity in Chicago the family had a very long talk tht included the rest of the band & everyone ended up deciding tht basing everything in Chicago seemed like the right move. The band enjoyed every concert they'd performed in the city, Max had been once or twice so she agreed it wasn't the worst place in the world plus she wanted to b near both of her parents, & Chrissy would live in a two bedroom apartment thatâs a bus ride away from the home Eddie bought for himself & Max.
O!Max (full name: Max Riot Cunningson) is 15 almost 16 & she's had a number of heats & gets her period on a schedule tht is still adjusting as her body changes & ofc her mom Chrissy helped her get birth control.Â
Eddie has to go on tour as the summer kicks off after everyone barely settles into their new homes in Chicago, Max decides to spend the summer in Chicago after going to a few shows of the tour, staying with Chrissy most nights but also in the house Eddie owns as a means to feel independent from time to time. She wanders around most of the summer, seeing museums, eating whatever she wants when Chrissy isnât looking, and going into a bookstore or music shop every so often. She finds herself in a music store tht had an impressive collection of vinyls & CDs, then she sees the poster for a small concert for some local band happening in the basement of the store, it says 18+ but when she asks the omega cashier (Jonathan) he explains tht no one checks ID as long as you bring the cover charge of $5 & donât very obviously look like a kid. Thereâs no alcohol allowed anyway which is why itâs advertised as 18+. Max practically skips out of the store, a new CD and the address/date of the concert on a note paper in her tote bag. The concert is on a night Chrissy agreed she could be at Eddieâs alone. She feels free as a bird.Â
Night of the concert she eats mac and cheese she made herself for dinner, and begins picking out what to wear. Max is an omega so sheâs expected to wear a collar in public which she hates but thereâs any number of creeps in the world. She decides on a black collar she got for her birthday the year before. Luckily when your dad is a world famous metal musician you have an endless choice of black as well as any rainbow of color one could want. She chooses to wear a dark purple t-shirt, her custom leather jacket Eddie paid for, her barely decorated faded red battle vest, black jeans ripped at the knees. Max lines her eyes with a color called kohl, and shoves her feet into the work boots her Grandpa Wayne had helped her pick out. Then sheâs off through the nighttime to the basement of the music shop.
The basement is lit fairly well, there r seats all along the walls for ppl to take as they need, thereâs a few coolers of water bottles guarded by a weasel esque man dressed like a lazy novelist in a zombie apocalypse, a small table of a meager amount of merch, a raised stage tht is set up for the band, the people around her seem to all know each other, a few people glance her way but no one acts as if she shouldnât be there.Â
thereâs a circle of ppl tht are very openly smoking weed near/behind the merch table, she recognizes the cashier from the other day in the smoking circle so she approaches because heâs the one person she recognizes in a new environment. Jonathan is welcoming & introduces her to the entire circle of people: Nancy his girlfriend, their merch monitor Argyle his boyfriend, their assistant merch helper B!Eleven (whoâs the only one not smoking), he explains tht Elevenâs dad & his step-dad is Hopper the burly man at the door, tht the man at the coolers is the shop/building owner Murray, and his friends Robin and Steve are tangled up in a way tht makes it hard to tell who was sitting on whose lap. She introduces herself as Max Riot & everyone cheers her for her badass name. Eleven eagerly gives her a fistbump telling her tht her name & her look is bitchinâ. Max compliments everyone because theyâre dressed in a way she never knew punks would dress. Each person is in a slightly different aesthetic but the eclectic look of the group works. Steve explains they all enjoy different flavors of punk fashion.
When she notices the spiked collars practically everyone in the room is wearing she canât stop from commenting abt wanting one for herself. Robin crows tht she has to go to a specific thrifted clothing store tht has a display from a leatherworker who loves making the kind of collars everyone is wearing. When Max looks uncertain Eleven offers to meet up & go with her because she needs some new shirts to cut up, tht her boyfriend Lucas might also join them because he needs a new jacket to wear under his battle vest. When Max asks if Lucas is coming to the show Eleven says heâll likely get there shortly after the show starts because he has to finish dinner with his family & bribe his little sister with the newest fear street book before he can pretend heâs going to her house to sleep over & play video games for the next 2 days. Eleven & Max realize theyâre going to the same high school & Eleven eagerly invites her to eat lunch with her, Lucas, & their friends.Â
Max is so absorbed in her borderline flirty conversation with El tht sheâs surprised to hear the noise of drums crashing out a beat on the stage, turning around as she gawks to find the people sheâd been chatting with are the band performing. Then she's lost to the music, throwing herself around the edges of the pit, jumping to the overwhelming energy of the music, yelling out the anger she's felt since fully presenting, sweating away her eyeliner, stumbling to get water, & then ending up at the front as the band crashes through their finale with Steve ripping off his shirt to throw into the crowd showing off his tattoos & pierced nipples before pulling out a nail ridden baseball bat tht he uses to smash apart an old stereo she hadn't noticed. It's electric, it's exhilarating, it's pumping adrenaline straight to her heart. The crowd calms as best a punk crowd can as they begin filing out of the basement after an encore tht features Robin at the mic singing an anti-war song from the 70s. The little concert/show was nearly two hours after all & itâs getting so late itâs almost early morning.
The band steps down from the stage as the crowd dwindles, Jonathan asks Max if she's able to join them for some food at a nearby diner & she agrees right away. She's told to just wait by the merch table with El & Lucas as they put away their instruments. Indeed a black boy is sitting behind the merch table with El in his lap. El eagerly greets her, getting up & hugging her, then happily introduces her boyfriend A!Lucas. A CD of the latest from Cannibal Impulse is pressed into her hands free of charge by Lucas while El sticks a pin badge of the band's logo onto her vest. Thus begins Max's whirlwind final month of summer vacation learning abt punk, filling her music collection w previous Cannibal Impulse CDs & other punk bands she ends up liking (both local & famous) through everyone's efforts to help her learn, investing in a new wardrobe, decorating her battle vest, & attending every show Cannibal Impulse plays tht isn't in a bar (which turns out to b the majority of them)
Chrissy is more than supportive, laughing as she thinks abt Eddie âmetal is kingâ Munsonâs reaction.
Imagine Eddie's surprise (despair) to come home from a tour shortly before school starts to his daughter blasting punk music, dressing like a punk with notably new piercings he knows Chrissy had to sign off on, loudly going out on weekends to punk shows, & coming home at all hours smelling of weed & sometimes high. He can't complain exactly, he was smoking weed at an earlier age than her, staying out at all hours, blasting metal, taking impromptu trips w his band out to the city to watch some metal concert or other. At least she calls him to let him know she got to the venue safely & to give an estimate of when she'll b home. At least she doesn't seem to have any tattoos yet.
Eventually Eddie wants to go with Max to one of these shows. Mostly because he wants to understand his daughter as sheâs growing up without them growing apart, and because the band's newly established label has hit a bit of a wall when recruiting new talent. They have a number of metal artists on their label, some rock, and even a couple of bubblegum pop artists. But they feel like their catalog isnât as well rounded as it could be. So Eddie asks to go with her, and she tells him she has to think abt it & warn her friends because none of them know her dad is world famous Eddie Munson, The Freak King of Corroded Coffin. This makes Eddie sad tht his daughter is basically hiding him from her new friends & mentors but Chrissy knocks him upside the head telling him tht sheâs had less than genuine friendships before now due to her dad being a world famous musician.
When Max brings it up after a show that weekend theyâre all sitting in their favorite diner digging into greasy delicious food they donât believe her at first, but then El tells them she isnât lying despite only have met Chrissy (El has an uncanny knack for knowing when someone is lying) so it turns to disbelief tht Metal King Munson wants to go to a punk show of his own free will. The tension between metalheads & punks is well documented after all. But all in all they agree because Max is one of them, Steve has all but adopted her, Lucas & El have tentatively begun to court her, Jonathan has been teaching her drums, Robin has donated some of her more glam articles of clothing to the cause tht is Maxâs continued education in the punk scene, Nancy has helped her (as well as El & Lucas) with their homework, & Argyle makes sure that when she does occasionally join them in smoking weed sheâs safe & not getting overwhelmed. So they agree tht Eddie should feel more than free to come to their upcoming show in the basement of Murrayâs shop/building & they reassure Max theyâre not looking for any kind of record deal.
The night of the show comes quickly & Max sheepishly brings Eddie along. Hopperâs eyes bug out of his head when he notices Eddie behind Max after greeting Max with the handshake he shares with El & Lucas. The basement becomes controlled pandemonium when people process/notice tht Eddie Munson is there in the flesh. No one approaches him for autographs & when they see heâs there with Max they leave him alone in favor of greeting Max because everyoneâs gotten to know her by now especially since Cannibal Impulse took her under their wing. Eddie follows Max, feeling out of place for the first time in a long time, to the merch table where all of her closest scene friends are gathered. Theyâre courteous to Eddie since heâs Maxâs dad, and Steve gives him a wave from where heâs a tangle of platonic limbs with Robin. Eddie takes a moment to come back to himself after staring at Steve whoâs the most striking omega heâs ever seen. He ends up striking up a conversation with Lucas & El when they reveal theyâre the pair thatâs been courting Max since school started. Then before he knows it a guitar is wailing from the stage & he gives his attention to the show. Cannibal Impulse put on an electric show. Robin starts them out with another anti-war song this time from the 60s tht they repurposed for the punk genre. Then Steve steps up to the mic & itâs like the crowd comes to life even further. A mosh pit explodes in the room, heâs briefly concerned when Max & Lucas jump right into the center of the pit, but soon heâs absorbed with the performance the band is putting on. When the finale comes Steveâs already ripped his shirt off & as Nancy & Jonathan play a screaming duet with their instruments Steve is smashing apart a piece of equipment tht they got from their favorite recycling center with his nail bat.
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Worldbuilding: This is a Drill
Never underestimate âoldâ. Some things are old for a very good reason. They work.
Horseshoe crabs have lived visibly unchanged for over 300 million years. Sharks are an age-old âfish predatorâ shape. Books have reliably kept and passed down information for over a millennium; weâre still investigating remedies in Baldâs Leechbook.
One of the oldest complex tools we have is the drill. Whatâs interesting about that is that weâre not sure which function of it as a tool came first. Humans being humans, odds are we did both at once.
The best-known modern function is that of creating a hole through, or partly through, another object. What we do with the hole afterward is up to your imagination. Stringing neat things as jewelry goes back as long as Homo has been sapiens; likely longer, check what anthropologists have dug up lately. Fastening things together, drilling out things we donât want (knots in wood, bad teeth, etc.) or just putting holes in things for the heck of it are all common uses.
(Never underestimate the human ability to do things Because. We poke things. Itâs a species thing.)
But when we drill things, we also create friction. Modern drills employ several methods to try and reduce it, everything from lubricants to timed bursts to heat-resistant gold oxide drill alloys. If all we want is a hole, generally we want as little heat to damage the material as possible.
In some ancient tools, though, making heat was the entire point. Iâm talking about the original fire drill.
Now, when it comes to making fire, I am firmly in Camp Matches. Iâve also worked around Bunsen burners enough that Iâm okay with flint and steel. But weâve only had steel for, oh, say around 2500 years, plus or minus depending on where you were on the planet. Matches have only been around a few centuries. And if youâre really in dire straits - cast up on a deserted island formed from a coral atoll, or something - you might not even have flint.
In which case youâd better have ingenuity and patience. Given a bit of materials and time, you can drill fire into existence.
Note, have absolutely all your fire materials and very fine tinder set up in advance, and protect everything from the wind as much as possible. Itâs going to take a long time, youâll only get one ember at a time, and itâll be a cold night sleeping if you miss.
So. Have everything you can think of set up, sit down, and drill. Be prepared for hours of pulling your bit back and forth.
No, longer than that.
Longer.
Eventually, it works. And if you get it to work once you will understand why ancient hunter-gatherers would set up fire-pouches and horns to carry a hot ember with them at all times. Because augh.
So. Thatâs a drill. And it will almost definitely be useful in your world, for one reason or another.
Fun fact: one of the first human uses of diamonds was industrial, diamond-tipped drills to make fine holes in pearls! They were imported from India to drill pearls in China in the Yuan Dynasty. Cool!
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Manila Rope: A Versatile Solution for Various Industries in the UAE
Introduction
When businesses and industries require strength, resilience, and eco-friendly materials, Manila rope stands out as a top choice. Known for its unique composition, Manila rope is made from the fibers of the abacĂĄ plant, a type of banana native to the Philippines. Its robust, natural texture makes it an ideal material for a wide variety of applications, especially in environments that require both durability and flexibility. In the UAE, a region with diverse industries, the demand for Manila rope has seen significant growth.
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How to Master Basic Fishing Knots for Secure Connections by Avid Fishermen including Joshua Anyzeski
Fishing is an enjoyable and rewarding pastime, but for beginners, learning the basics can feel overwhelming. Among the essential skills every new angler needs to acquire is the ability to tie fishing knots securely. Properly tied knots ensure that your hook, lure, or bait stays connected, and they can significantly improve your chances of catching fish. Furthermore, secure knots provide the reliability needed to withstand the strength of a fighting fish. Understanding how to master basic fishing knots can transform your fishing experience, giving you the confidence to take on various fishing situations.
In this blog, we will explore some of the essential fishing knots that every beginner should learn. From the versatile Palomar knot to the reliable Improved Clinch knot, these knots will give you a solid foundation in the art of fishing. Additionally, we will discuss how each knot is used, its advantages, and tips for tying them effectively.
Understanding the Importance of Fishing Knots
Fishing knots are a fundamental aspect of angling. Fishing professionals like Joshua Anyzeski underline that a well-tied knot ensures that your line remains secure, thereby preventing it from breaking under pressure. Whether you are trying to connect your hook, lure, or swivel, a solid knot is essential for both safety and effectiveness. Weak or improperly tied knots can cause you to lose a catch, which can be incredibly frustrating.
Moreover, different fishing scenarios require different knots. Learning a variety of basic fishing knots will allow you to adapt to various conditions, from saltwater to freshwater fishing. It is important to remember that each knot has specific uses, and understanding these differences will help you make informed decisions while fishing.
The Improved Clinch Knot: A Reliable Standard
The Improved Clinch Knot, as mentioned by fishing enthusiasts such as Joshua Anyzeski, is one of the most commonly used fishing knots. It is easy to tie and provides excellent holding power, making it perfect for beginners. This knot is typically used to secure hooks, swivels, or lures to the fishing line. By mastering the Improved Clinch Knot, beginners can quickly get started with their fishing endeavors.
To tie the Improved Clinch Knot, pass the line through the hook's eye and wrap it around the standing line five or six times. Then, thread the line back through the small loop near the hook eye and pass it through the large loop created. Finally, pull the tag end to tighten the knot. This secure knot provides reliability and ease of use, which is essential for beginners.
The Palomar Knot: Versatility and Strength
The Palomar Knot is known for its strength and simplicity. It is highly versatile and works well with braided, monofilament, and fluorocarbon lines. Avid fishermen like Joshua Anyzeski describe that the Palomar Knot is ideal for securing hooks, swivels, or lures to the fishing line. Its double-loop structure provides additional security, making it a dependable choice for various fishing applications.
To tie the Palomar Knot, double about six inches of line and pass it through the hook's eye. Tie a simple overhand knot with the doubled line, keeping the hook loose. Then, pass the loop over the hook, ensuring it is seated properly. Tighten the knot by pulling both the standing line and the tag end. The Palomar Knot is an excellent choice for beginners looking for a strong, versatile knot.
The Loop Knot: Enhancing Lure Movement
The Loop Knot, also known as the Non-Slip Loop Knot, is ideal for securing lures where enhanced movement is needed. This knot allows the lure to move more naturally in the water, attracting fish more effectively. For beginners, learning the Loop Knot will give them an advantage when targeting fish that respond to dynamic bait presentation.
To tie the Loop Knot, begin by creating a simple overhand knot, leaving several inches of line. Pass the tag end through the hook eye and then back through the original overhand knot. Wrap the tag end around the standing line four or five times and pass it back through the overhand knot. Finally, tighten the knot while ensuring a small loop remains near the lure. Fishing professionals such as Joshua Anyzeski point out that this knot provides flexibility and effectiveness in presenting artificial baits.
The Surgeonâs Knot: Quick and Easy Line Joining
The Surgeonâs Knot is a simple and effective knot for joining two lines together. It is particularly useful when you need to add a leader or when combining two lines of different diameters. Fishing enthusiasts including Joshua Anyzeski express that the knot is easy to tie, making it a great option for beginners who may not be familiar with more complex line-joining methods.
To tie the Surgeonâs Knot, lay the two lines parallel and overlap them by several inches. Create a loop with both lines, then pass both the tag ends through the loop two times. Moisten the knot and pull all four ends to tighten it securely. This straightforward knot allows beginners to confidently join lines, ensuring strength and consistency while fishing.
Tips for Practicing Fishing Knots
Learning to tie fishing knots requires practice and patience. To become proficient, beginners should practice their knots at home before heading out to fish. Using a length of rope or thick line can help you visualize each step, making it easier to learn. Repeating the steps until the motions become second nature will make knot-tying more intuitive in real fishing scenarios.
Additionally, maintaining tension and moistening the knots before tightening is crucial. This helps reduce friction and prevents the line from weakening. By dedicating time to practicing and following these tips, beginners can master these essential knots and enhance their overall fishing experience.
Mastering basic fishing knots is an essential skill for beginners who want to ensure secure connections and successful fishing trips. Each knot serves a specific purpose, whether you need to attach a hook, secure a lure, or join two lines. By learning and practicing the Improved Clinch Knot, Palomar Knot, Loop Knot, and Surgeonâs Knot, you will have the confidence and flexibility to tackle a variety of fishing situations.
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Fishing 101: Essential Fishing Knots for Every Angler
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When it comes to fishing, knowing the right knot for the job can make all the difference. Each knot serves a unique purpose, from securing hooks to joining lines. Hereâs a guide to some of the most essential fishing knots for any anglerâs arsenal!
1. Improved Clinch Knot
Best For: Attaching lures, hooks, or swivels to the line.
Why Use It: Known for its strength and simplicity, the Improved Clinch Knot is one of the most popular knots. It works well for light to medium-weight lines and is incredibly secure when tied correctly.
How-To: Pass the line through the hook eye, twist it five times, thread it back through the loop, and pull tight.
2. Palomar Knot
Best For: Tying hooks or other terminal tackle to your line.
Why Use It: This knot is super strong, making it ideal for heavy lines and bigger catches. Itâs also straightforward to tie and hard to mess up, perfect for quick setups.
How-To: Double the line, pass it through the hook eye, tie an overhand knot, then loop it over the hook and pull tight.
3. Loop Knot
Best For: When you want your lure to have more movement.
Why Use It: A loop knot is great for giving lures a natural action in the water, especially for topwater fishing. This knot leaves a small loop that allows the lure or hook to move freely, creating a more enticing action.
How-To: Create a small loop, pass the line through the hook eye, wrap it around, and pull to tighten.
4. Double Uni Knot
Best For: Joining two lines together, especially for different line types.
Why Use It: This knot works wonders when you need to connect lines of different diameters, such as braid to mono or fluorocarbon leaders. Itâs reliable, strong, and provides a smooth connection for casting.
How-To: Lay the lines parallel, create loops in each line, and wrap each end five times before pulling tight.
5. Surgeonâs Knot
Best For: Quick and easy line-to-line connections.
Why Use It: This knot is super easy to tie and reliable, making it a go-to when time is short. Itâs not as sleek as some others but holds up well for most line types.
How-To: Lay the two lines parallel, tie an overhand knot with both lines, then pass the ends through again before tightening.
6. Arbor Knot
Best For: Attaching line to the spool.
Why Use It: Essential for any setup, the Arbor Knot is what keeps your line attached to the reelâs spool. Itâs simple yet sturdy, ensuring your line stays where it needs to be.
How-To: Wrap the line around the spool, tie a simple overhand knot around the standing line, and pull it tight.
Tips for Tying Fishing Knots
Lubricate the knot with water or saliva to prevent line damage.
Test each knot by giving it a good pull.
Practice makes perfect! Try these knots a few times before youâre out on the water to get comfortable.
Each of these knots serves a unique role, whether youâre targeting freshwater bass or saltwater giants. With these basics, you'll be ready to tackle any fishing situation that comes your way!
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Knot Tying Techniques for Monofilament and Multifilament Nylon Fishing Nets
Knot Tying Techniques for Monofilament and Multifilament Nylon Fishing Nets
Fishing nets are essential tools for capturing fish, and the proper knots are crucial for assembling, repairing, and securing these nets. For both monofilament and multifilament nylon fishing nets, strong, reliable knots ensure the net remains intact under stress, provides consistent performance, and withstands various environmental conditions.
Due to the differences in the characteristics of monofilament and multifilament nylon, certain knots are better suited to one type of material over the other. The techniques covered here include knots commonly used for securing netting to frames or leads, tying the netting itself, and attaching netting to various tackle components. This guide will look at essential knot types, including their benefits, application methods, and importance for both monofilament and multifilament nets.
1. Understanding Knot Requirements for Monofilament and Multifilament Nylon Nets
Characteristics of Monofilament Nylon
Slick Surface: Monofilament is made from a single strand of nylon, which can be quite smooth and somewhat slippery. This surface can make it difficult for knots to hold unless theyâre specifically designed for monofilament.
Stretch: Monofilament nylon stretches under tension, which can affect the integrity of knots if they are not tied securely.
UV Sensitivity: Monofilament nylon can degrade in sunlight over time, which may affect knot strength if exposed for long periods.
Characteristics of Multifilament Nylon
Braided or Twisted Construction: Multifilament nylon consists of multiple fibers woven or braided together, giving it more texture and grip.
Higher Strength: Multifilament is generally stronger and more durable than monofilament, making it well-suited for knots that need to withstand high tension.
Less Stretch: Multifilament nylon has less stretch compared to monofilament, allowing for a tighter, more secure knot.
AATHIFISHNET and Quality Knotting
AATHIFISHNET produces both monofilament and multifilament nylon fishing nets, focusing on strength, durability, and resistance to wear and tear. They use industry-standard knots to ensure that their products meet the highest quality standards. By employing effective knot-tying techniques, AATHIFISHNET ensures that their nets remain secure under various conditions, providing reliable performance for commercial and recreational fishers alike.
2. Common Knots for Monofilament Nylon Nets
Due to the unique properties of monofilament nylon, it requires specific knot types that can hold well under slippery conditions. Here are some of the most effective knots for securing monofilament nylon nets:
a) Overhand Knot
The overhand knot is one of the simplest and most commonly used knots. While it may not provide the highest strength, itâs useful for tying monofilament because itâs quick and easy.
How to Tie: Pass the end of the line over itself to form a loop. Then, pass the end through the loop and pull it tight.
Application: Itâs best for simple repairs and securing sections of the net temporarily.
Advantages: Simple to tie and can be reinforced with additional knots for added security.
b) Loop Knot
Loop knots are useful when attaching hooks, sinkers, or other tackle components to monofilament nets. One of the most popular loop knots is the Surgeonâs Loop Knot.
How to Tie: Double the line back on itself to form a loop. Make an overhand knot with the loop, then pass the loop through the overhand knot once more and tighten.
Application: Ideal for attaching tackle, such as weights, to the monofilament net without compromising the netâs flexibility.
Advantages: Provides a strong loop that wonât easily slip or come undone.
c) Palomar Knot
The Palomar Knot is highly effective for monofilament because it provides excellent knot strength and resists slipping.
How to Tie: Double the line and pass the loop through the eye of the hook or sinker. Tie an overhand knot with the doubled line. Pass the hook or sinker through the loop, then tighten by pulling both ends of the line.
Application: Useful for securing tackle to the net, as well as for tying the net to a frame or lead line.
Advantages: Strong, reliable, and easy to tie, even with a slick monofilament line.
d) Improved Clinch Knot
The Improved Clinch Knot is commonly used with monofilament lines because of its grip strength and durability.
How to Tie: Pass the end of the line through the eye of the hook or net frame. Wrap the end around the standing line five or six times, then pass the end through the small loop created near the eye. Pull it through the larger loop and tighten.
Application: This knot is ideal for attaching monofilament nets to tackle, leads, or frames.
Advantages: Strong and secure, reducing the risk of slippage under tension.
3. Common Knots for Multifilament Nylon Nets
Multifilament nylon nets benefit from knots that are well-suited to braided lines, which have more texture and grip. Here are some common knot types for multifilament nylon:
a) Double Overhand Knot
For multifilament, the double overhand knot is a quick and effective way to secure the net.
How to Tie: Create an overhand knot as usual, but instead of pulling it tight, wrap the end around twice before pulling.
Application: Suitable for temporary repairs and tying sections of the net together.
Advantages: Simple, strong, and better suited to multifilament than a single overhand knot.
b) Albright Knot
The Albright Knot is effective for connecting multifilament nets to other lines, such as monofilament or braided line, and provides a smooth, reliable connection.
How to Tie: Fold the thicker line back on itself to form a loop. Pass the lighter line through the loop and wrap it around both the loop and the thicker line eight to ten times. Pass the end of the lighter line back through the loop, then tighten.
Application: Used to attach different sections of netting together, or when connecting the net to a different type of line.
Advantages: Strong, durable, and reduces bulk at the knot.
c) Blood Knot
The Blood Knot is excellent for tying sections of multifilament netting together, as it provides a secure and low-profile connection.
How to Tie: Overlap the ends of the two lines and wrap one line around the other four to five times. Pass the ends back through the center loop, then pull the lines in opposite directions to tighten.
Application: Ideal for joining sections of multifilament netting or for repairing tears in the net.
Advantages: Secure and streamlined, reducing the chances of snags or tangles.
d) Sheet Bend
The Sheet Bend knot is perfect for joining two lines of different thicknesses, making it useful for connecting sections of netting to thicker lead or float lines.
How to Tie: Create a loop with the thicker line and pass the thinner line through the loop. Wrap the thinner line around the loop and tuck it under itself, then tighten.
Application: Used for connecting the net to thicker lines or for extending sections of the net.
Advantages: Easy to tie and holds securely with braided lines.
4. Specialty Knots for Securing Nets to Frames and Leads
Both monofilament and multifilament nylon nets are often attached to frames, leads, and float lines, which require specific knots for secure attachment. Here are some versatile knots commonly used in these scenarios:
a) Double Fishermanâs Knot
This knot is extremely strong and commonly used for joining two lines, such as when attaching netting to a lead line or frame.
How to Tie: Lay the two lines parallel and tie an overhand knot with each end around the opposite line. Pull the knots tight so they slide together.
Application: Ideal for attaching the netting to supporting lines or for joining sections of net.
Advantages: Strong, secure, and can withstand high tension.
b) Loop to Loop Connection
This knot technique involves creating loops on both the net and the line itâs being attached to, then interlocking the loops.
How to Tie: Create a loop at the end of the netting line using a knot like the double overhand or surgeonâs loop. Do the same on the line it will be connected to, then pass one loop through the other and pull tight.
Application: Suitable for quickly connecting nets to frames or other lines with minimal adjustment.
Advantages: Simple, quick to tie and untie, providing flexibility.
c) Bowline Knot
The bowline knot is useful for creating a fixed loop that can attach a line to a frame, float, or lead without slipping.
How to Tie: Form a small loop near the end of the line. Pass the end through the loop, around the standing line, and back down through the loop, then tighten.
Application: Ideal for securing net lines to frames
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The Ground Line Hitch Knot is a versatile knot designed to securely attach a smaller line to a larger one. Commonly used in fishing, camping, and other outdoor activities, this knot offers a strong and reliable connection. The Ground-line Hitch is considered to be a little more secure than the Clove Hitch. So if you are looking for a good way of securing a line to a spar or stanchion, then it is well worth considering the Ground-line Hitch. The Ground-line Hitch is very quick and easy to tie and can be also tied with a quick release slip. It got its name because it is the standard knot for cod fishermen. It is used in affixing ganging lines to the ground line of codfish trawl. #groundlinehitchknot #fishingknot #knotguide Also known as: - Spar Hitch Knot - Picket-line Hitch Fender Knot - Miller's Knot Uses: Attaching a smaller line to a main line Creating a secure anchor point Securing equipment to larger objects Advantages: Relatively easy to tie and untie Holds securely under moderate loads Versatile for various applications Disadvantages: May require practice for perfect execution Not suitable for extremely heavy loads or critical applications Related Knots: -Clove hitch knot -Fisherman's knot - Prusik knot ABOK 1680 _____________________________________ Welcome to the "Knot Guide" channel! Here, we offer a wide range of videos focused on knot tying, bushcraft, survival skills, and more. Our content includes: Knot Tying Tutorials: Learn how to tie essential knots for various applications. DIY Projects: Creative ideas and hands-on projects using ropes and knots. Crafts and Tips: Useful tips and tricks for making the most out of your materials. Survival Skills: Techniques and knots crucial for outdoor adventures. Life Hacks: Practical solutions for everyday challenges. If you enjoy learning about knots, DIY crafts, and survival skills, you're in the right place! Subscribe to our channel for daily videos featuring creative ideas and helpful tips. Don't forget to hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest content. We hope you find our videos useful and share them with your friends! _____________________________________
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Hooked on Fishing: A Beginners Guide to Getting Started
Hooked on Fishing: A Beginnerâs Guide to Getting Started https://ift.tt/bWqFQlx Fishing is a relaxing and rewarding outdoor activity that can bring you closer to nature while providing a sense of accomplishment. Getting started might seem daunting if youâre new to fishing, but fear not! This beginnerâs guide will help you embark on your fishing journey with confidence. Â Obtain the Necessary Fishing License Before you cast your line, check your local regulations to determine if you need a fishing license. Fishing without the required permits can result in fines. You can purchase a fishing license online or at local bait and tackle shops. Â Choose the Right Fishing Gear Selecting the appropriate fishing gear is essential for a successful fishing experience. As a beginner, you donât need an extensive collection of equipment. Here are the basics: Fishing Rod and Reel: Opt for a versatile spinning rod and reel combo. They are user-friendly and suitable for various types of fishing. Fishing Line: Choose an appropriate fishing line based on the type of fish you want to catch. The Monofilament line is a good choice for beginners. Hooks: Have a variety of hooks in different sizes to accommodate different bait and fish species. Bait: Live bait, such as worms or minnows, is a reliable choice for beginners. You can also use artificial lures. Tackle Box: Invest in a tackle box to organize your hooks, sinkers, bobbers, and other small fishing accessories. Â Learn the Basics of Casting Practice casting your line before hitting the water. Casting accurately is essential for reaching your desired fishing spot. You can practice in your yard or an open area. Â Understand Fishing Knots Learn essential fishing knots to tie your hooks, lures, and other tackle securely to your fishing line. Common knots include the improved clinch knot and the Palomar knot. Â Know Your Local Fishing Spots Research the best fishing spots in your area. Local lakes, rivers, ponds, and even urban fishing areas can provide opportunities for beginner anglers. Ask experienced local fishermen for advice on where to go. Â Learn About Fish Behavior Understanding the behavior of the fish you want to catch is crucial. Learn about their feeding habits, preferred habitats, and activity patterns. This knowledge will help you choose the right bait and location. Â Practice Catch and Release Responsible fishing includes catch and release practices. If you donât plan to keep your catch, handle the fish gently and release it back into the water as quickly as possible to ensure its survival.
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it's nearly 1am and i want to talk about some OCs and a world setting/base idea that i've never done too much with but always think i want to.
WIP title was 'there's no such thing as a vampire', as an absolute direct reference to 'there's no such thing as a fish' and it hinged on that same principle. There are demonstrably vampires in the world, same as there are fish. But wtf does 'fish' mean, and wtf does 'vampire' mean?
There's no set definition, no singular concept or easily categorized thing.
so there were vampires like Dima and Emil who didn't need blood, they ate organs, and could be outside during the day but it sucked, who were weak to iron and could be contained by knots like putting tape on a crocodile's jaw. Turned by infection prior to death, then wake up again.
Then there was Niki who was turned after being killed in a specific way and burried intentionally fucked up to ensure she'd be stuck like that. Who was physically dead as fuck and looked it. Waxy and wrong. Who turned into this hulking monstrosity of a creature, and could only reliably be killed by decapitation, cause she made Emil throw a pitchfork through her chest for funsies one night. But her eyes will water and she'll start sneezing when around garlic, and sun brings her up in blisters
And Mallow and Steren. Siblings with deer legs like fauns. No sharp teeth, no fangs or bites. They cut. Strung up like fresh kill to drain. Except. They would argue with you if you called them vampires.
with a bunch more i just do not remember right now, cause Niki and Emil were the main blorbos for me. I miss my little dipshits.
Emil was this 'regency goth' overdramatic artist and garment maker who put on the most 'i want you to know im a vampire' extreme persona trying to be so aloof and in control when like... giggly little idiot.
Niki was a singer song writer, whose entire gimmick, with help from Emil, was all rhinestone, white leather, undead cowgirl. It allowed that suspension of disbelief that otherwise made it really easy to tell she wasn't alive. Lived to make life difficult for others, but was the best friend you'd make when drunk in a club bathroom. Only she'd never leave after that. You'd be stuck with her until she got bored.
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Exploring the Best Monofilament Lines and Comparing Monofilament vs. Braided Lines
Fishing lines are the most fundamental part of any fishing setup, and the right line can make a significant difference in a successful fishing experience. Among the many choices available, monofilament and braided lines are the two most popular types, each offering unique advantages depending on the fishing conditions and personal preference. For fishermen looking for high-quality monofilament lines or trying to decide between monofilament and braided lines, AATHIFISHNET provides reliable and durable products designed for various fishing needs.
This discussion explores the qualities that make certain monofilament lines the best in their category, offers a comprehensive comparison between monofilament and braided lines, and provides insights into how AATHIFISHNET can assist in selecting the right line for specific fishing conditions.
1. What Makes the Best Monofilament Line?
Monofilament fishing lines, commonly known as âmono,â are made from a single strand of material, typically nylon, and have been a favorite among anglers for decades. The best monofilament lines are known for their durability, stretch, knot strength, and overall handling. Here are some critical factors to consider when selecting the best monofilament lines:
Strength and Durability
Monofilament lines are generally highly durable and resistant to abrasion, making them suitable for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. The best monofilament lines are designed to withstand repeated use and the rigors of various fishing environments. High-quality monofilament lines like those from AATHIFISHNET are made from premium nylon that enhances both strength and durability.
Stretch and Flexibility
One of the key characteristics of monofilament lines is their ability to stretch. This feature can be advantageous in certain fishing situations, such as when targeting species known for strong runs or sudden pulls. The stretch helps absorb the shock of these sudden movements, reducing the likelihood of the line breaking or the hook pulling free. The best monofilament lines offer a good balance of stretch and flexibility, which can improve hook-setting power and reduce the likelihood of missed fish.
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Knot strength is essential for any fishing line, as it determines how well the line can hold up under pressure once itâs tied. Monofilament lines are known for their knot strength, which ensures that the line wonât slip or break at the knot, even under substantial stress. AATHIFISHNET designs their monofilament lines with high knot integrity to enhance performance and reliability.
Visibility and Color Options
Visibility can be both an advantage and a disadvantage in monofilament lines. While some anglers prefer high-visibility lines for tracking in clear water, others might prefer lower visibility options to avoid spooking fish. The best monofilament lines are available in various colors to match water conditions and meet individual preferences.
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One of the reasons monofilament lines remain popular is their versatility. They perform well across various fishing techniques and can be used for both spinning and casting reels. Additionally, monofilament lines are easier to handle and tie knots with, making them suitable for anglers of all experience levels.
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The best monofilament lines are those that meet specific needs and are reliable under a wide range of fishing conditions. Here are some popular types of monofilament lines widely used by anglers:
General-Purpose Monofilament Lines
General-purpose monofilament lines are versatile and can handle various fishing scenarios, from freshwater bass fishing to saltwater surf fishing. AATHIFISHNET offers a range of general-purpose monofilament lines designed to deliver consistent performance in diverse fishing conditions. These lines are crafted from high-quality materials that provide a reliable combination of strength, durability, and stretch.
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Fluorocarbon-coated monofilament lines are designed to offer some of the benefits of fluorocarbon lines, such as increased invisibility underwater, while retaining the flexibility and handling ease of monofilament. These lines are particularly useful in clear water conditions where low visibility is essential.
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For specific fishing situations, specialty monofilament lines are available. These lines may offer enhanced abrasion resistance, UV protection, or increased buoyancy, depending on the intended application. AATHIFISHNET provides specialty monofilament lines for anglers targeting specific fish species or fishing in unique environments.
3. Monofilament vs. Braided Line: Key Differences
Both monofilament and braided lines are widely used by anglers, but they have distinct characteristics that make them better suited to different applications. Understanding the differences between these two types of lines can help anglers choose the best option for their needs.
Strength and Diameter
Braided lines are known for their exceptional strength relative to their diameter. A braided line of the same diameter as a monofilament line can carry a much higher test weight, making it an excellent choice for targeting large fish species. However, monofilament lines tend to have a thicker diameter, which can help with abrasion resistance and is easier to handle for tying knots.
Advantage: Braided lines offer superior strength and a thinner profile, while monofilament lines offer better abrasion resistance due to their thicker diameter.
Sensitivity
Sensitivity is an essential consideration when fishing for species that have delicate bites. Braided lines are more sensitive than monofilament lines due to their lack of stretch, which allows anglers to feel even the slightest bites. Monofilament lines, on the other hand, offer some stretch, which can reduce sensitivity but also helps absorb shock.
Advantage: Braided lines provide greater sensitivity, while monofilament lines offer better shock absorption.
Stretch
The lack of stretch in braided lines makes them ideal for situations where a quick, powerful hookset is needed, as the line will not give under pressure. However, the stretch in monofilament lines can be beneficial in preventing fish from pulling free, especially when fishing with treble hooks or when targeting species known for strong runs.
Advantage: Monofilament lines provide stretch for shock absorption, while braided lines offer direct feedback without stretch.
Visibility
Monofilament lines are available in various colors and tend to be more visible in water, which can be advantageous when tracking the line. However, the higher visibility can spook fish in clear water. Braided lines are also available in various colors, but some brands incorporate color-changing technology to allow the line to blend into different water depths.
Advantage: Monofilament lines offer visibility for tracking, while braided lines with color-changing technology can adapt to water conditions.
Knot Strength and Ease of Use
Monofilament lines are known for their knot strength and are relatively easy to tie, making them suitable for beginners. Braided lines, while strong, can be more challenging to knot and may require special knots to prevent slipping.
Advantage: Monofilament lines offer better knot strength and ease of use, while braided lines require specialized knots for secure connections.
4. When to Use Monofilament vs. Braided Line
Both monofilament and braided lines are effective tools for fishing, but they are suited to different applications:
Monofilament Line Applications
Topwater Fishing: The buoyancy of monofilament lines makes them ideal for topwater lures, as they float on the surface and allow for natural lure action.
Fishing with Treble Hooks: The stretch in monofilament lines helps absorb the shock from fish that make sudden runs or head shakes, making it suitable for use with treble hooks.
Beginner Anglers: Monofilament lines are easier to handle and knot, making them a good choice for beginners.
Braided Line Applications
Heavy Cover Fishing: The strength and abrasion resistance of braided lines make them suitable for fishing in heavy cover, such as vegetation, rocks, or structures.
Deep Water Fishing: The thin diameter and sensitivity of braided lines allow anglers to feel the bottom and detect bites when fishing in deep water.
Long Casting: Braided lines have minimal stretch, allowing for long casts and quick hooksets, making them ideal for casting over large distances.
5. Choosing the Right Line with AATHIFISHNET
AATHIFISHNET offers both monofilament and braided lines designed to meet the needs of modern anglers. Their commitment to quality and durability ensures that fishermen have access to products that enhance their fishing experience. With a range of line types available, AATHIFISHNET provides solutions for various fishing conditions, from inshore to offshore and freshwater to saltwater.
Monofilament Lines by AATHIFISHNET
AATHIFISHNETâs monofilament lines are crafted from premium nylon and are available in different colors and strengths to suit diverse fishing needs. These lines are designed for durability, ease of use, and reliable knot strength, making them an excellent choice for anglers looking for a versatile and user-friendly line.
Braided Lines by AATHIFISHNET
AATHIFISHNET also offers high-quality braided lines that deliver exceptional strength and sensitivity. These lines are constructed with advanced braiding techniques that minimize diameter while maximizing tensile strength, providing anglers with a powerful tool for targeting large fish or fishing in challenging conditions.
6. Conclusion: Finding the Right Fishing Line for Your Needs
Choosing between monofilament and braided lines ultimately depends on the specific fishing situation, target species, and personal preference. While monofilament lines offer versatility, stretch, and ease of use, braided lines provide strength, sensitivity, and a thinner profile. By understanding the differences between these lines and selecting high
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How to Tie a Palomar Knot in Magnet Fishing Whether youâre tying your rope to a carabiner or directly to the eyebolt on your magnet, use a Palomar knot, the same strong and reliable knot fishermen use to attach their line to a hook. step 1 palomar knot Double up your rope and thread it through the magnetâs eyebolt or a carabiner. step 2 palomar knot Tie a loose overhand knot with the doubleâŚ
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