Eight knots in fishing line

The fishing line splayed knot is played as follows:

Fish line splayed knot is used for connecting rod head, main line splayed ring, secondary line splayed ring or secondary line knot.

Let's take the method of tying sub-wires as an example. First, divide the secondary line into hooks and fold it in half. Then, the two threads turn around the fingers to make a figure of eight. Then thread the thread end through the splayed hole outside, pull the auxiliary thread with the left hand, and tighten the thread end with the right hand at the same time, and the auxiliary thread is knotted.

After the sub-wire is knotted, link the figure-eight ring, still fold it in half, pass through the figure-eight loop lead, wrap it around the sub-wire for 2 ~ 3 times, and pass back from the nearest small circle of the figure-eight ring. Pull the wire with your left hand and discuss it with me with your right hand. Tighten it.

And so on, complete all the knots.

The well-known figure-of-eight knot, as the name implies, will be shaped like an "8" after knotting, which is mainly used for anti-slip.

When the rope is thick, first cross the rope ends, bypass the main rope, and tighten the rope ends after passing through the rope loop; When the rope is thin, fold the rope end in half, turn the folded part twice, pass the rope end through the rope loop and then tighten it. Even if the two ends are pulled tightly, they can still be easily untied. The figure-of-eight knot is one of the basic knots in China. It is called a figure-eight knot because a single line crosses another line to form a figure-eight. The pronunciation of the word "Ba" is similar to that of "Fa", and it has a well-developed and understanding head. This knot is often used at the end of Chinese knots.