Spinnerbait/buzzbait

[GoneFishingLTN]

what knot do you use for these techniques?

[the reel ess]

That depends on the line. For mono, which is my choice for these baits, I use an improved clinch. I would assume the improved clinch would be a good choice for copolymer as well. But I think I'd use Palomar for braid/fuoro because that's the only one I know for braid. Not quite sure about the fluoro because I don't use it and there are other personal preference people have.

[J Francho]

I use an improved clinch with copoly, mono, and fluoro.

[mwh33]

I use improved clinch with all line except braid, then I use a palomar knot. 

[scaleface]

Trilene knot .

[beginningfisherman]

I've never used anything but an improved clinch knot. It is fast, easy, and always seems to hold strong for me. 

[BuzzHudson19c]

Palomar

[GoneFishingLTN]

Palomoar you just go around the whole bait? I've done that and it seems off works... but seems off I've tied the improved clinch knot 2 times both the bait has been thrown off my line...

[Outdoor Zack]

Palomar is about all I use for anything now.  Just go around the entire bait.  Tie it right and you'll never break it.  

 

Others I have tried are the improved clinch, San Diego jam, and UNI knots.  All are good. 

[scaleface]

Trilene knot is a lot simpler to tie if you put your index finger in the second loop created . 

[Bobby Uhrig]

Palomine knot- It is the strongest knot for these types of baits-PERIOD

[bowhunter63]

Trilene knot.

[Bobby Uhrig]

I call it a Palomine knot because if you are my partner in a tournament and you lose a fish due to a snapped line due to the knot -YOU are no longer a  PAL O MINE

[Steveo-1969]

On 7/19/2017 at 10:40 AM, scaleface said:

Trilene knot is a lot simpler to tie if you put your index finger in the second loop created . 

^^^ This ^^^

[BuzzHudson19c]

On 7/19/2017 at 8:36 AM, Outdoor Zack said:

Palomar is about all I use for anything now.  Just go around the entire bait.  Tie it right and you'll never break it.  

 

 

Exactly. I have never lost a bait due to a knot breaking or coming undone with palomar. If I get hung up real bad hooks get bent but the knot comes back fine.