A knot used to attach fishing line to reel, spool, or arbor need be of only moderate strength and security, as the final few turns of any backing line are seldom unwound and so the knot is rarely if ever tested by a hooked fish.
An edition of The Book of Practical Fishing Knots
(2003)
The Book of Practical Fishing Knots
by Geoffrey Budworth
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Fishing, equipment and supplies, Fishing knots| Edition | Availability |
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The Book of Practical Fishing Knots
June 27, 2003, Swan Hill Press
Paperback
190405725X 9781904057253
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The Book of Practical Fishing Knots
March 1, 2003, Stackpole Books
Paperback
in English
0811700364 9780811700368
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"A knot used to attach fishing line to reel, spool, or arbor need be of only moderate strength and security, as the final few turns of any backing line are seldom unwound and so the knot is rarely if ever tested by a hooked fish."
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