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Its a fish with an appetite for biting, even in winter

So in this video, youll learn how to balance your rod while on the water

Step 5: Test for Comfort and Balance A well-balanced setup minimises fatigue and improves control during casting and retrieving, so make sure the rod is comfortable in your hands and balances well with the reel of your choice

Attach Backing Line to Reel Attach Backing Line (Arbor Knot) Attach Line by Wrapping (Snell) Wind Line Round Shank (Snell Knot) Create Open Loop in End of Leader Lengthy Braid (Australian) Lengthy Twist (Bimini Twist) Neat Loop in the End (Perfection) Loop in the Standing End (Surgeon's) Create Loop in the Middle of a Line Dropper Loop in the Middle of a Line Join Similar Sized Lines Join Monofilament Lines (Blood Knot) Use Fish Eggs or Roe as Bait Provide loop to hold the bait Attach Line to Lure with a Loop Attach line with Davy Knot Attach line with Double Davy Knot Attach Fly with Double Turle Knot Attach line with Uni Knot Attach line with Improved Clinch Knot Line to Hook with Orvis Knot Line to Hook with Non-Slip Mono Line to Hook with Palomar Loop Line to Hook with Rapala Knot Line to Hook with San Diego Jam Knot Line to Hook with Trilene Knot Join Unequal Sized Lines Unequal Line (Albright) Unequal Line (Double Surgeon's) Unequal Line (Nail Knot) Unequal Line (Slim Beauty) Joining Lines Some Knots are better than others for joining lines of different materials or sizes

Wired2fish staffer Ryan DeChaine filmed a helpful video that shows his preferred method in his shop

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