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Callisto32

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8. I'm going to presume that this is a synthetic material here.

Reply to NNN0LHI (Original post)

Sun Mar 4, 2012, 05:48 AM

Mar 2012

Frankly, this is just a thought I had 12 minutes after I woke up but...

Have you tried melting it slightly? Maybe use a hot needle or pin to melt a very small part of the line, like a spot weld for plastic?

I don't know if you can do this while preserving the tensile strength, though, so, again, just a thought.

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Anyone ever attempted trying to tie a knot with braided fishing line? [View all] NNN0LHI Feb 2012 OP

I'd say no to crazy glue. Have you tried an arbor knot? Scuba Feb 2012 #1

I tried every kind of knot I could think of with this stuff including an arbor knot NNN0LHI Feb 2012 #2

Try to just stick with a good monofilament line. seeviewonder Feb 2012 #3

Usually fish for lm bass NNN0LHI Feb 2012 #5

I typically fish for largemouth also. seeviewonder Feb 2012 #7

Have you tried a Palomar knot? Magleetis Feb 2012 #4

I tried fluorocarbon last year and initially had the same problem trying to tie that NNN0LHI Feb 2012 #6

I'm going to presume that this is a synthetic material here. Callisto32 Mar 2012 #8

Not sure if it is all synthetic but I would guess it is NNN0LHI Mar 2012 #9

I use Spiderwire in my antenna shooter BiggJawn Mar 2012 #10

Had a friend with a cross-bow and a fishing reel install my Carolina Windom NNN0LHI Mar 2012 #11

Bows are a little hard to use these days... BiggJawn Mar 2012 #12

Go up a foot or two and double the line up, safeinOhio Mar 2012 #13

I figured the knot tying out but now I have another problem NNN0LHI Mar 2012 #14

When you pull hard on it like that, safeinOhio Mar 2012 #15