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Technical Document No. 21 Training Manual for Tour Guiding in Sport Fishing UNIT 5: FISHING KNOTS Bowline Knot This is the best knot for a boatman to know. Memorize this sentence and tying your bowline is easy. "The Fox thru the hole, around the tree, and back thru the hole." Sure Your Fishing Reel Is Working Smoothly 12
Technical Document No. 21 Training Manual for Tour Guiding in Sport Fishing The Improved Clinch Knot The Uni-Knot System The Improved Clinch Knot 1. An old standby for fishermen. Pass the line through the eye of hook, swivel or lure. Double back and make 5 turns around the standing line. Hold the coils in place; thread end of line through the first loop above the eye, then through the big loop as shown. 2. Hold the tag end and standing line while coils are pulled up. Take care that coils are in spiral, not lapping over each other. Slide tight against the eye. Clip tag end. Uni-Knot --- Joining 2 Lines (of Similar Diameter) 13 1. Overlap ends of two lines of about the same diameter for about 6". Take one end, and form the Uni-Knot circle, crossing the two lines about midway of the overlapped distance. 2. Tie the Uni-Knot, making six turns around the two lines (leaving the loop free). 3. Pull the tag end to form a snug knot
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