How to knit the trailing knot for hooks, swivels, fasteners and bait

To connect the parts of the equipment, the fishermen use a wide variety of nodes. To connect various hooks, swivels, clashes and other similar devices, bayonet type nodes (HITCH) are connections used exclusively on supports. The feature of the bayonets is that removed from the support, they lose the form. Most often, the most primitive connection from this row is used for the installation of the listed elements - the usual clinch node. It is simple and sufficient. But if we talk objectively, this is not a better connection. First, it significantly reduces the strength of the fishing line, and secondly, it is not for the fishing line any thickness. An alternative to the whole family of Klinch is Tralin.

Why bad clint

All nodes of this type (gripping knots) used in fishing, there is one drawback, which consists in the fact that the ear of the hook or loop of the swivel is covered with a fishing line only once. This leads to a decrease in the strength of the connection. Even improved clinch gives only 80-85 percent of the strength of the fishing line.

You can use an alternative connection - double clinch. He sticks the same as the usual, but the fishing line before selling a hook is twice. This decision cannot be called rational, since with a small diameter of the looping, it is enough to maintain a dual thickness in it. Also, do it, for example, in the cold - the pleasure is not pleasant.

Alternative to gripping nodes

Trainlin is a node devoid of this shortage. Its reliability is no less than that of Klinch, since the locking part knits in the same way, and the strength reaches 95%, since the loop is attached to the fishing line using two coverage. At the same time, a fishing line is always made in the usual way (not folded twice), which is much more convenient.

This method of compound was invented by Professional Fishermen Jimmy Houston and Ricky Green in the late 1970s. They made advertising the company Trainlin, producing a fishing line, and gave their invention exactly such name.

Another important advantage of trailing is that its strength does not depend on the diameter of the fishing line, the hinge size on the hook and its thickness. In this, he is similar to the Palomar node.

Method of knitting trailing

Often, this node is mistakenly called an improved clinch, but it is incorrect. The classic superior clinch has only one coverage of the supported support.

Trilina knitting sequence as follows:

1. Turn the end of the thread through the Hook Ush.
2. Make a very little loop and turn thread again.
3. Wrap the free end around the thread 5-7 times (the same part that is common to this node and all clinies).
4. Turn the end of the free end of the thread through a double loop, which was created at the beginning of the node, and tightly pull the end of the thread. Pre-fishing should be moistened with water.

Of course, it turns out the connection is not immediately, because it is quite difficult without preparing to keep the loop on the hook without tightening. But in captured on the thick thread, it is possible to move to thinner lines.