The Baja Knot is essentially a variation of the Perfection Loop with a hook tied into the loop. The Perfection Loop is a type of fishing knot used to create a loop at the end of a line or leader, often for attaching hooks, lures, or other terminal tackle.

To tie a Baja Knot (Perfection Loop with a hook), you can follow these steps:
1. Form a small loop in the fishing line where you want to create the knot.
2. Pass the tag end (the free end of the line) through the eye of the fishing hook.
3. Bring the tag end back over the mainline and wrap it around both the mainline and the standing part (the part connected to the reel) of the loop several times, usually about four to six wraps.
4. After making the wraps, thread the tag end through the loop created at the start.
5. Moisten the knot with water or saliva to lubricate it, then carefully tighten the knot by pulling both the tag end and the standing part simultaneously.
6. Trim the excess tag end close to the knot.

This knot forms a loop that can be used for attaching various types of fishing tackle, such as hooks, lures, or swivels, and it's known for its strength and reliability. The specific number of wraps and techniques may vary depending on the type of fishing line and hook you're using, so be sure to adjust as needed for your specific application.

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