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Knots and rigs<br />
Uni knot for tying on hooks<br />
Uni knots are useful for tying small hooks, rings or swivels on to light lines, a frequent requirement<br />
in <strong>freshwater</strong> <strong>fishing</strong>, because the knot may be formed some distance from the hook and slid into<br />
place when formed.<br />
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Knots and rigs<br />
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1. Thread the line through the eye of the hook, ring or swivel, and encircle the main line with the<br />
tag to form the configuration shown. 2. Wrap the tag around both the returning tag and main line,<br />
but inside the encircling loop made by the tag. 3. Make four to six wraps in this manner. 4. Moisten<br />
and tighten the knot using gentle pressure on the tag. 5. Slide the knot gently down on to the eye<br />
of the hook, ring or swivel.<br />
Uni knot for tying line on to your reel<br />
First wrap the line around the spool<br />
of your reel, at least once, then tie a<br />
standard uni knot with four wraps. Then<br />
slide the knot down on to the spool of<br />
your reel.<br />
NSW Recreational Freshwater Fishing Guide