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The ability to quickly and reliably tie leashes to the fishing line is an important matter for every angler. This knot is recommended for quick change of transverse leashes.

First you need to tie a simple knot on the fishing line, without tightening it to the end. Draw a cross leash with hooks at each end into the middle of the half-knot, around the loop and back into the middle of the half-knot, as shown in the diagram. Aligning the length of both leashes, tighten, getting leash knot based on a simple knot.

If you want to tie only one leader to the fishing line, tie a figure eight at the opposite end and pull the leader all the way until the figure eight rests on a simple knot.

Rice. 130. Driving knot based on a simple knot

Author: Skryagin L.N.

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