How is it better to tie a hook?

Each angler should be able to tie the hook correctly. When wet, the knot from the fishing line should not be untied, nor can it be cut off.

These requirements are best answered by a knot made in the form of a spiral spring. You can tie a hook with a spatula and a ring. The tightened knot wraps tightly the fore-end of the hook with a fishing line pressed against it. In this case there is no kink, which ensures the strength of their connection. If the spiral knots are tight and tied properly, they look beautiful and neat.

Tie the hook with a locking loop

This can be done as follows. The line should be attached to the hook thread itself, with two loops successively formed. The first of them, a ring and a fishing line, is clamped in the fingers. In one row from the left to the right, wind tightly around the forearm of the hook line, making about ten turns.

The winding should be clamped with fingers so that the turns do not become entangled, and it does not loosen.

Gently pulling the line, reduce the first loop, enter the tip of the line in it and tighten it tightly. The tip of the line should be stalled so that the knot does not untie. It must be moved to the ring of the hook and turned so that the line goes out from the top (from the sting of the hook). Tighten securely. The free tip of the line should be cut off a short distance from the locking loop.

This knot is very popular with anglers, since no tools are required for tying it, and many of them know how to tie a hook in this way.

With the help of it, they quickly and easily tie up mormyshki. One disadvantage is that the end of the line is directed from the hook's hook to the side, so it protrudes a couple of millimeters beyond the loop of the knot, which can interfere with the cutting.

Tie a hook without a stop loop

Such a spiral knot is tied with a sewing needle and eyelet. This is explained simply - it can be stretched to a line. If you are interested in how to properly hook a hook, - Try this method, described in detail below.

The line, the needle and the hook need to be folded together, with your fingers. For the needle to get a free end of the line, wound from right to left on the fore hook several of its turns.

Between the fingers clamp the winding in the form of a spiral. The tip of the line should be inserted into the eye of the needle. Without lowering pressure with your fingers, take the needle out of the winding, holding the end of the line in the spiral. Seal the coils of this spiral, tightening the line in turn, while ensuring that they are not messed up with each other. The finished knot must be moved to the ring of the hook, turning to the desired position.

Tighten the knot permanently. At the same time, the free end of the line should be cut off at a small distance from the first coil of the spiral.

Its main advantage is that in it the fishing line is pressed tightly to the threads by turns and looks along the axis, therefore, it practically does not rub off during operation. Hook in this case is some kind of its continuation.

These nodes are suitable for tying those hooks where there is no spatula or ringlet. Often, they are removed specifically to obtain unnoticeable gear. To ensure that when tightening the knot from the forearm does not slip, it should be well poludit, putting a notch on the layer of the half nadfilom or knife.