8-ring binding method?
1, winding 8-character ring binding method: first tie a fast knot at one end of the main line; Then put one end of the knot into the eight-character ring; Then wrap the knotted thread around the main line and turn right to tie a fast knot; Then slowly tighten this fast knot to the top of the first fast knot; Then tighten the main line to the eight-character ring, so that the knot is finished.
2. Ring-shaped 8-ring binding method: firstly, fold the main line in half and pass through the 8-shaped ring 10cm until it is below the main line; Then pass through the coil to form a dead knot; Then tighten the fast knot and put the eight-character ring into the correct coil; Then put the 8-character circle into the coil and turn to the right knot; Then tighten the two thread ends and subtract the redundant short thread ends.
3. Mixed 8-shaped ring binding method: This binding method is the most reasonable and has the best nodal force, which can effectively prevent fish from running off the line. On the basis of the ring-shaped 8-ring system method, the winding system method is added, and then the main line is folded in half and inserted into the 8-ring system, and the folding is continued round and round, and then the fishing line at one end is wound several times on the line and tightened.
In order to distinguish the two ends of the line, I blacked out one end of the line. Let's call one end of black a black line and the other end a yellow line.
2. The lines cross, and the yellow line is placed on the black line.
3. The black line does not move, and the yellow line bypasses the black line as shown in the figure.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3, and pay attention to the adjustment.
Finally, as long as the yellow line passes through the circle without leaving a gap, you can stretch the black line to adjust.
Eight-character knot is one of the basic forms of Chinese knot, so it is called "eight-character knot" because one line wraps around another in the shape of "eight", and the pronunciation of "eight" is similar to that of "hair", which means development. Chinese knots often end in splayed knots.