How To Tie The Clinch Knot Or Fishermans Knot

Otherwise known as the Fisherman's knot because of its wide use by all fishermen, the Clinch knot is usually the first fishing knot that most anglers learn. This knot can be used in a variety of situations and is both quick and easy to tie.

In the video below, Captain Tom Rowland, of Saltwater Experience, shows us how to tie this simple knot that can be used to tie anything to the end of a line.

WEBSITE: http://saltwaterexperience.com Video Description... Tom Rowland shows how to tie the clinch knot step by step. This is a basic fisherman's knot used for tying anything onto the end of the line.

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