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does anyone know any good websites or books that show how to tie fishing knots? I know a few Knots but I want to expand my knowledge
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CPT BRAD had sent this out:
http://www.animatedknots.com/indexfishing.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=ww w.animatedknots.com
Nice selection of animated knots.
Also, at Orvis:
http://www.orvis.com/orvis_assets/files/index.html
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I have the "little red knot book", its small (only 4inches tall, and thin) and I can throw it in with my gear bag.Comment
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A buddy of mine sells some plasic cards, one with fishing knots and one with rope knots. The cards are small, fit in the tackle box and are waterproof. Google knot cards!Comment
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I really like "Bob Mcnally's Complete Book of Fisherman's Knots, Rigs and how to use them." It has great illustrations and descriptions for every type of fishing. It also is small enough to take with you if your tackle box/bag is big enough. Happy fishing!Comment
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Try "youtube". I don't know if they will have every knot on there but they will have a couple more than you already know...Comment
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A couple years ago, I bought a series of plastic laminated sheets. They were approximately 8 1/2 x 11 and well illustrated many different fishing knots. I think I got them from the BigFish website, but have no idea what "safe" place I put them.
I now rely almost entirely on the improved clinch, the palomar, and the blood or barrel knot for all my fishing needs.
You can try http://www.ask.com/web?qsrc=8&q=Palomar+Knot&o=0&l=dir, which seems pretty good to me. It lets you click on a long list of knots and if you then click on the picture of the knot, will give you a nice animation on how it's tied.Comment
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You can try for one of the best Australian fishing sites http://www.marinews.com. It has a large collection of over 350 animated fishing knots tying video. For more info visit http://www.marinews.com/knots/fishing-knots/Comment
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