1) Double the end of the line and pass the loop through the hook eye.
2) Double the loop back, then make an overhand knot around the standing line, leaving a loop large enough for the hook, swivel or lure to pass back through
3) Keeping tension on the standing end (line to the reel), relax slightly the tag end and let it run down over the original twist. This process can be assisted by placing a finger in the “v” at the bottom of the twist.
4) Lubricate with saliva and pull on the standing line to draw the knot tight.
Always remember to test all knots before fishing
Good Fishing!
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