How to Tie a Non-Slip Loop Knot

Tips & Tricks: Knots

Let's tie a Non-Slip Loop Knot. This is my favorite knot for attaching my flies, especially when throwing big streamers or terrestrials to add that extra bit of movement.

This knot begins differently than most. We'll start by tying an overhand knot, taking care to keep it open and leaving a substantial working end, 2 inches at a minimum. Next, we'll thread the working end of our line though the eye of our hook, keeping our overhand knot on the standing end.

From here, we thread our working end back up through our open overhand knot and wrap the working line around the standing line, 3-6 times.

Lastly, we thread the working end back through the overhand knot one final time, and cinch down the entire knot while maintaining an open loop around the eye of our hook.

If you're left with a loop that doesn't collapse onto the hook when pulled from both ends, you've succesfully tied a Non-Slip Loop Knot

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