How To Tie The Palomar Knot In Under 30 Seconds

Here’s how you can tie the Palomar Knot in UNDER 30 seconds!!

This knot is super easy and quick to tie providing strength and speed out on the water.

Check it all out here!!

Palomar Knot In Under 30 Seconds [VIDEO]

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First, take six inches of line and double it over itself to create a double line.

Pass the double line through the eye of the hook.

Then, create a simple overhand knot but don’t cinch it down all the way.

Now, take the hook itself and pass it through the loop that forms from the overhand knot.

Cinch the knot tight.

Trim the tag end and there you have the Palomar Knot.

Quick, easy, and reliable.

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If you break off or a fish rubs your leader forcing you to cut the line and retie, this is an excellent knot for that.

It is quick so if you are in the middle of a bite, you can quickly get a new hook and lure out to the fish.

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Jason Gaston
1 year ago

Does this Knot work with braided Line or just on mono/fluorocarbon? And or is it recommended with braided line?

Ralph Ramsey
1 year ago
Reply to  Jason Gaston

One of the most popular knots, the Palomar Knot is strong and relatively easy to tie. The Palomar knot is best for use with braided fishing line.

Jason Gaston
1 year ago
Reply to  Ralph Ramsey

Thank you Very Much!

Dennis Mackin
1 year ago
Reply to  Jason Gaston

With braid it will slip unless you complete 2 turns through the loop before wrapping the doubled over end around the hook. Thie video on the palomar vs uni knots from Luke is not bad.

Jason Gaston
1 year ago
Reply to  Dennis Mackin

Ok I Really Appreciate It…

Jeff Dembiec
1 year ago
Reply to  Jason Gaston

I’ve been using this knot for over 30 years on both mono and braid (when it became popular) with no changes. On mono it’s good up to 30lb. After that it’s a bit hard to tighten. One thing that helps is to wet the line before pulling it tight. I’ve never had a knot failure or slippage I can remember.

Luke Simonds
1 year ago
Reply to  Jeff Dembiec

Here’s a link to a test I did on the Palomar Knot with mono and braid lines in case interested: https://saltstrongdev.wpengine.com/articles/strongest-palomar-knot/

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