The T knot is used to connect the hook thread to the main thread of the excavator. The knot is strong and looks beautiful, and it also creates a strong and solid sprig which is useful for preventing the hook thread from getting tangled up with the main thread.

1- Form a loop in the middle of the main thread and insert the hook thread through the loop

2- Use your index finger and thumb to hold the loop and hook snood in place. Turn the hook snood around and wrap the loop for at least six times.

3- Insert the hook snood into the loop and tighten the knot.

4- Once the knot is formed, we want to make a dropper loop using the main thread

5- Overlap the two sides of the main thread and twist them together for six rounds.

6- You use one finger to hold a hole in the middle of the twist and pass the hook through.

7- With the hook thread passed through it, pull both sides of the main thread to tie the knot.

8- If the knot is formed correctly, it should look like a T.
I hope you like it.

The most popular fishing knots: Palomar knot, mono knot, FG knot, knot GT, Blood Knot, Albright Knot, Snell Knot, Single Double Knot, Grab Knot, Triple Knot, Enhanced Grab Knot, Ring Knot, Yucatan Knot, Hurricane Braid Knot, Figure 8 Knot, San Diego Jam Knot, Ashley Stopper Knot, Knot Paracord knot, monoblood knot, modified Albright knot, Alberto knot, Arbor knot, marine swivel knot.
Fishing knots are great for mono and fluorocarbon fishing line, but they are one of the best fishing knots for braided line! The single knot is so versatile, it can work with bass fish, trout, and big fish!

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