How to use the uni-knot to join two lines

The steps of using the uni-knot to join two lines
Step 1
Overlap about 12 inches of the ends of two lines. Form a Uni-Knot circle with the tag end of line "A".

Step 2
Wrap line "A" five (5) times to form a Uni-Knot around line "B".

Step 3
Snug the knot by gently pulling on both ends of line "A" with enough tension to close the wraps, but not so tight that it actually grips Line "B".

Step 4
Form a new Uni-Knot circle with the tag end of line "B" and wrap line "B" five (5) times to form a Uni-Knot around line "A". (Use only four turns for 60-, 80- or 100-pound test monofilament.)

Step 5
Gently pull line "B" with one hand and line "A" with the other to slide the two Uni-Knots together until they jame — then pull tight. Then tighten the wraps around the standing lines by firmly pulling the tag ends of each Uni-Knot.

Step 6
Snip the tag ends.
Before using the uni-knot to join two lines, you need to learn how to tie the Uni-Knot, the post of The steps of tie the Uni-Knot on http://goture-fishing.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-steps-of-tie-uni-knot.html.

The steps of tie the two-turn clinch knot

As the pre post "The steps of tie the Uni-Knot", the following we will share the steps of how to tie the two-turn clinch knot.

And what's two-turn clinch knot?

The Two-Turn Clinch has been around since the turn of the century. It's stronger than the Improved Clinch and almost as easy to tie.

Step 1

Pass the line through the eye of the hook, swivel or lure two times to form a small double loop.

Step 2

Finish the loop between your thumb and forefinger and make five (5) turns around the standing line. Insert the tag end through the double loop.

Step 3

Hold the tag end and standing line while pulling up the coils. Make sure the coils are in a spiral — not overlapping each other. Slide against the eye.

Step 4

Clip the tag end.

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