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| Common Fishing Knots and How to Tie
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The challenges of
keeping line connected to a hook and joining two lines are as old as
fishing itself. Any knot will create weakness in a line, but a
correctly tied knot will maintain far more line strength. The
fishing knots below are each designed for a particular use and
matching the knot to your needs and its application is just as
important as trying it correctly.
One thing to note, if you aren't using the Palomar knot below, you
need to start. The International Game Fish Association regards it as
the strongest knot known for securing line to hooks, swivels, and
artificial lures. It's very simple and will maintain more line
strength than any other fishing knot. |
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Pier History
Yaupon Pier was built in1955,rebuilt in 1972 and again in 1992.
At 27 feet above sea level, the Yaupon Pier
is the tallest in North Carolina.
Top fish are 50lb King in 1998, 47lb African Pompano. 83lb
Tarpon, 37lb Jack Crevalle, 16lb Sheepshead and a State Record
1,150lb Tiger Shark caught in 1966 by Walter Maxwell
Fisherman's Knots
& How to Tie Them
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