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February 1st, 2005, 07:09 PM
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this knot is actually a slip knot. I believe that it tests better than the
clinch knot and improved clinch knot. It is very similar to the Orvis knot which I believe is easier to tie, and just as strong. However, the Orvis knot opens up a lot easier, so I do not use it when tying on a dropper rig to the shank of a barbless hook. In that case i use the Uni knot. a double uni knot can be used to join two pieces of line together. It is one of the best knots for that application " 
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