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riverman wrote:
http://www.geocities.com/roo_two/Zeppelin.html I just tried it on two pieces of 4x, and it seems very strong and is quite easy to tie. Its not as simple as the Surgeons Knot, but it has the advantage that it leaves a linear knot, and its much easier than a Blood Knot. What do others think...is this a good leader-tippet or tippet-tippet knot? I wonder if its even worth doing two or more passes through rather than the one. --riverman I just did a very non technical test on that knot. I tied it leaving me with a loop 15 lb. test mono. I stuck a screw drive handle in each end of the loop and pulled. It snapped at the knot every time. I did the same test with a 5 turn blood knot. It also snapped at the knot, but with a significantly higher tension needed. I realize this is about as basic of a test as you can get, but the difference was enough, that I could easily feel it. Most of time I use a double surgeon's knot. It's easy to tie, and if tied correctly(must be seated evenly), it's close to a 100% knot. brians |
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