Uni-To-Uni Knot - The Fisherman
When joining two sections of monofilament or gelspun lines, or when adding a mono leader to gelspun, the Uni-to-Uni Knot is a popular choice. The lines don’t have to be equal diameter, but the connection is strongest when the lines are not of dramatically different diameters; such as 12- to 20-pound mono to mono, or 15-pound gelspun to 30-pound mono leader. The number of wraps is important. Make five wraps with mono, five to ten wraps with gelspun. When connecting dissimilar line diameters, use fewer wraps on the larger diameter line. Properly draw down the knot by pulling on the running and tag ends of each line separately, then pull both running lines to firmly seat the knots against each other. NOTE: For illustration purposes, 80-pound-test HI-VIS TUF-Line Dacron was used for the photos taken by Linda Barrett.
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