Scotty, thanks for coming by. The worst part about it, dude next to me even commented, “Damn dude, that was easily the jackpot fish.” Oh well. As the Governator would say, “I’ll be back.”
Be sure to learn how to tie a lock on top of the knot after you tie the Albright. With braid to only 25 lb. mono it will be prone to slip and the lock prevents this. I think the lock is on power pro’s site AND they have the reverse Albright there too , which some people find a lot easier to tie. The seaguar knot is another option , but not my favorite because of the length of the shock leaders I use.
at 12:04 am
Hey, you missed the biggest one but you still caught your limit! Looks like more fun than I had at the office today!
at 5:42 am
Matt, love the fact you were reading and commenting on my blog at 3:04am your time! Thanks buddy.
at 12:41 am
i laughed (hopefully with you) at the weight pulling the fish back down.
at 5:44 am
Scotty, thanks for coming by. The worst part about it, dude next to me even commented, “Damn dude, that was easily the jackpot fish.” Oh well. As the Governator would say, “I’ll be back.”
at 2:29 am
Ouch. I gave up on the Uni knot years ago.
at 5:47 am
I’ll still use it to tie hooks, but guess who’s going to be practicing the Albright today. Thanks for coming by Josh.
at 9:06 am
Be sure to learn how to tie a lock on top of the knot after you tie the Albright. With braid to only 25 lb. mono it will be prone to slip and the lock prevents this. I think the lock is on power pro’s site AND they have the reverse Albright there too , which some people find a lot easier to tie. The seaguar knot is another option , but not my favorite because of the length of the shock leaders I use.