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Ausfish Premium Member
Question on braid to mono knots
Hi All,
I do most of my fishing offshore and generally fish with braid and mono leader joined with a swivel. I'm wanting to use some rigs with a wind on leader and therefore interested in what are the best knots for joining braid and mono. I normally use between 30 and 50 lbs in both mono and braid
thanks in advance
Craig
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Ausfish Platinum Member
Re: Question on braid to mono knots
G'day Craig,
I use an improved albright, utilising the loop in the bimini in the braid and winding the albright around the bradi to put the mono on the outside of the knot - a bit more abrasion resistent (well that's what I tell myself) and the mono protects the braid in the knot
Cheers
rhys
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Ausfish Premium Member
Re: Question on braid to mono knots
Thanks Rhys - I'll give that a go,
are you going to the rainbow comp?
cheers - Craig
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Ausfish Platinum Member
Re: Question on braid to mono knots
Nah mate, too much on for the next period of time, I'll be limited to the odd mid weeker
cheers
Rhys
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Ausfish Premium Member
Re: Question on braid to mono knots
cheers Rhys- enjoy, tried the knot, you're correct. looks like the mono gives good protection
regards
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Ausfish Platinum Member
Re: Question on braid to mono knots
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Ausfish New Member
Re: Question on braid to mono knots
I stumbled across this knot on the web and I reckon it is a pearler. I use it on 50 pound braid to 80 pound 10x and the line breaks before the knot pulls. Easy to tie as well.
http://www.worldseafishing.com/tackl...d_to_mono.html
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: Question on braid to mono knots
well mine just undid itself yesterday,cast out a gulp -must admit the longest ever and ended up with a massive birdsnest of braid on the reel and the $4 rig and leader landing somewhere near the horizon,so not sure the albright is the right not for mono to braid,and whats an improved albright-i always do 10 turns
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