in this video we're going to tie a
braided line to another braided line
this is the strongest knot that I've
been on to find for this connection so
far it's it's the W not but it's really
a little bit of a modified version of
the W not so let's go ahead and get
started I'll show you how it works so we
have just the two tag ends right here
we're going to overlap them go on in
opposite directions and now we're going
to start with the other side over here
on the left so we have it overlapped we
have about I'll say six seven inches of
line here going off to the left and
we're just going to make just our get
back or just a basic loop and I have the
tag end facing towards me let me pull
the lines a little bit longer so we have
more tagging to work with so again all
we have is just a simple loop my right
hand is locking that loop into place
and just the traditional uni what all
that happens is this tag in will go
around the loop and then through and up
and and just in this repeat it the
traditional uni knot that does that five
times and since this is braided line I
always recommend doubling the
traditional mono style so instead of
going around five times we're going to
go around ten times so let's go ahead
and get started so again go through that
loop from behind pull it forward and up
and there's one and so we'll go ahead
and lock that into place with the right
hand and then we'll just continue doing
that all all of them must go in the same
direction
never reversing back so I believe that's
three four I get a hold of that one five
six seven eight so we get two more and
again this is why it's important to
start with at least six inches or more
of tag because it'll sit allege window
quickly as you keep doing all these
wraps so there it is
so there's the there's the full circle
let me just let go of it so you can see
what's going on so we have the circle
all these wraps all tin wraps are going
in the same direction from from right to
left and now at this point we can go
ahead and just pull those tight and
you'll see as you just pull slowly on
the on the lines they'll they'll just go
in there in a nice orderly fashion and
sink down with one other so we can go
ahead and just pull it pull it finger
tight doesn't have to be too tight but I
just get there in one spot so now we can
focus on the other side screening on the
right side we're going to pull out the
line so there's you know six to eight
inches of tag do the same exact process
but just the opposite direction so we're
going to just do that simple loop and
make that loop a little bit larger and
we're going to do all these wraps to the
right side of the first knot so I'm just
going to lock in the line with that knot
and under my my thumb my left thumb and
again this point we're going to go same
direction so back behind through this
loop and we do that ten times once again
just as we did on the other side so
there's one two three four five after
five I choke up to the top of the knots
just to keep them all in line I'll do
another five one two three four and five
so again same as before we have this our
loop with the coils wrapped around it
all going in the same direction in this
case they're going from left to right
and we're do the exact same thing where
we just grab the strands pull them tight
we can see all the coils just bound in
they're right next to one another we're
going to go ahead and just do a little
bit tighter
now at this point you can let go the tag
ends and just slowly just take those two
knots on tie it together and what
they're going to do is they're just
going to cinch down on other so they
just met now we're going to pull it
tighter and tighter and you can see that
those coils just really bound in there
together and this is a super strong knot
so let's do one more final final pull
get it nice and tight so there we
tighten it up this point we can cut the
tag ends off and and we have a completed
knot so let's go ahead and finish it up
there you can cut these tags as close as
you like I'll just do some quick cuts
here so there it is there is the double
uni knot for connecting a braid to a
braid the most common application for
this is inside the spool if to save
money a lot of people just replace the
top hundred yards 150 yards a specified
amount of line just to save money and
not have to replace the whole spool so
this knot is again very strong as you
can see here it's very small
given that the braid is so thin you can
make a really strong knot that is hardly
even noticeable so have any questions on
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