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Does any one have any kind of special trick for getting these knots off? Usually I just try to snag the tag end and pull it out so I can unwrap it. It can be somewhat difficult to get braid knots off of flipping hooks and am always looking for better ways to do things.

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Does any one have any kind of special trick for getting these knots off? Usually I just try to snag the tag end and pull it out so I can unwrap it. It can be somewhat difficult to get braid knots off of flipping hooks and am always looking for better ways to do things.

 

I usually, gently, take my clips and snip the knot on the hook shank, careful just to snip the line, not the shank itself. Usually it comes apart easily then.

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I use a lighter some times

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This topic does speak highly of the tenacity and strength of this knot, doesn't it! :)

 

A razor blade or sharp knife is the easiest removal tool.

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Well the lighter idea would be great and all but I generally tie a snell on a flipping hook. The plastic keeper doesn't really like fire very much. The pocket knife thing doesn't really cut heavy braid well. I think the way I am doing it might be the best for me and trying to use cutters nicks up the shank.

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I new razor blade will shave it off like its not even there.

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really sharp scissors snip it off with ease.

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