Loop Knots

How to tie the most popular loop knots in fishing. Use the Perfection Loop to tie a nice compact and reliable loop at the end of a fishing line. The Surgeons End Loop is easier to tie and is considered totally reliable but makes a knot that is just a little bulkier and the loop lays a little off center. The Dropper Loop makes a loop anywhere in the middle of the line which is useful for attaching hooks or other tackle.

Here also we have the Kreh Loop and the Non Slip Loop Knot which are the same knot by different names. The Rapala Knot is very similar and they all are used for tying a lure or fly to a line so that it can move freely in the water.

Australian Plait

Australian Plait

Make a 100% strong double line loop.

Bimini Twist

Bimini Twist

Create a double line to connect hook, lure or leader.

Dropper Loop

Dropper Loop

Create a loop anywhere on a line.

Homer Rhode Loop Knot

Homer Rhode Loop Knot

Make a loop connection to terminal tackle with heavy line.

King Sling

King Sling

Form a loop at the end of a line.

Kreh Loop

Kreh Loop

Tie a lure of fly to a line with a non slip loop.

Kryston Non Slip Loop Knot

Kryston Non Slip Loop Knot

Non Slip Loop for flies and lures

Loop To Loop Knot

Loop To Loop Knot

Interlock two loops.

Non Slip Loop Knot

Non Slip Loop Knot

Tie a lure of fly to a line with a non slip loop.

Perfection Loop

Perfection Loop

Tie a loop at the end of a fishing line.

Rapala Knot

Rapala Knot

Tie a lure or fly to a line with a non slip loop.

Spider Hitch

Spider Hitch

Create a double line or loop.

Surgeons End Loop

Surgeons End Loop

Tie a non slip loop at the end of a line.