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Home > Take Me Fishing Blog > June 2019 > Braid to Fluorocarbon Knot: Steps for Tying the Uni-to-Uni
Are you wondering which braid to fluorocarbon knot to use when attaching your leader to your line? While there are a few different fishing knots you can use, let's consider one of the best knots to use for tying light braid to fluorocarbon leader -- the uni-to-uni knot (also referred to as the double uni-knot).
If you are learning how to fish for inshore saltwater species like redfish or snook, this braid to fluorocarbon knot is a simple and strong one to start with. You can use these tips for tying the uni-to-uni braided line to fluorocarbon knot.
As you get more experience tying different fishing knots, you may find another braided line to fluorocarbon knot that you prefer, but the uni-to-uni is a good line-to-line connection for beginners to learn.
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Debbie Hanson is an award-winning outdoor writer, women’s sport fishing advocate, IGFA world record holder, and freshwater guide living in Southwest Florida. Hanson’s written work has appeared in publications such as Florida Game & Fish Magazine, BoatUS Magazine, and USA Today Hunt & Fish. To learn more about her work, visit shefishes2.com or follow her on Instagram @shefishes2.
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