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Palomar for me too. Thinking about changing to something new so I can have a different response to knot questions than everyone else. :)

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I'd like to have a dollar for every post that contained the words...Palomar knot.. ;D

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Clinch knot, not improved clinch knot.

When you get hung up, you can pull it loose, and not cut your hand or destroy your reel.

:)

http://www.fish4fun.com/knots.htm#Clinch%20Knot

Improved clinch or Trilene knot is fine.

The Palomar knot is overrated when using fluorocarbon...

http://www.tackletour.com/reviewtrilenefc.html

Go fishing, have fun.

(and using a Palomar knot, might be tough getting two strands of 20lb line through a small jig eye)

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I use either a San Diego Jam or a Polamar knot. Both seem to work just as well in my experience. It just depends on my mood which one I go with.

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Use 55 or 65 lb braid, and there are no hang ups..you pull out whatever your lure/jig is hung on.. ;D

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What is a good knot for tying a small jig on 20lb fluorocarbon?

Pitzen (16-20) with any fluoro.

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UNI! Since I've went to it I litterally can't remember breaking off at the knot or one coming undone.

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"Use 55 or 65 lb braid, and there are no hang ups..you pull out whatever your lure/jig is hung on.."

X2

lol

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