EP 371: Saltwater Fishing Knots 101 (Only 3 Knots You Need)

Salt Strong Fishing

Joe Simonds

Bassfishing, Wilderness, Saltstrong, Sports, Fishingtips, Fishing, Fishstrong, Redfish, Saltwaterfishing

4.9 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2021

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we break down the only two (three max) knots you really need to be a successful inshore saltwater angler. Listen in as we discuss why these knots are best, how to tie them, and when to use them.

If you've been confused on which fishing knots you need to know, this will simplify everything for you.

Tight lines.

Transcript

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0:00.0	This fishing, it's in my soul.
0:05.0	Welcome to the Salt Strong Podcast.
0:08.0	Disrupting fishing entertainment as you know it.
0:11.0	Prepare to laugh.
0:12.0	Prepare to get to know fishing legends in a whole new and unfiltered way.
0:17.0	And on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing.
0:20.0	Here's your host, Joe Simons.
0:23.0	Like Diamonds.
0:25.0	Hello, Salt Strong Nation.
0:27.0	Joe Simons.
0:28.0	Like Diamonds.
0:29.0	Got Luke Simons.
0:30.0	Like Diamonds talking about knots.
0:32.0	This is knots 101.
0:34.0	This comes up a lot.
0:35.0	We kind of put ourselves in the map with that knot.
0:38.0	It was me filming where they believe a bushlight in hand and you doing the FG knot over that red poker table.
0:44.0	That's an excellent knot.
0:45.0	It's not one you have to know, but it is an excellent knot.
0:48.0	So we're going to cover just the must know knots for beginners, really.
0:51.0	Yeah, that question comes up.
0:53.0	Man, what about this knot and this knot?
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