I am a fisherman who throws a lot of lures when I’m on the water. A very diversified selection ranging from 1/2 ounce Spinner baits to small 1/4 ounce jigs and everything in between. I always tie the same knot over and over, however, have also been thinking if there isn’t a better way to get the most out of each lures design. Well…here is an article that breaks it all down and EXACTLY what I was looking for. Read it over and let me know if there are any you favor over others.

“One thing you can’t buy is a good knot. You have to tie it on your own. And while no single knot satisfies every angling situation, mastering a set of the best, one in each of four major categories (terminal knots, line-to-line splices, light-to-heavy line splices, and terminal loop knots), will reduce break-offs and have you fishing more and retying line less. ”
Source: How to Tie The Five Strongest Fishing Knots | Field & Stream

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