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How to Lock a Knot into Place on a Monofilament

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Summary: Tying a knot on a monofilament hook to ensure that it's locked into place and melted down for offshore fishing is discussed in this free video series.

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A licensed and insured Coast Guard Certified Captain, Rafael is a member of the International Game Fish Association and a proven tournament winner placing 1st in the 2002 Bimini Big...read more

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"On behalf of expertvillage.com, my name is Captain Rafael Mayans down here in South Florida with Sea Cross Sports Fishing Inc. Today we are going to explain offshore fishing techniques. So let's continue grabbing the monofilament and locking the knot in place. If you notice, you see that knot all locked in place; all melted down. That is when I use this saliva to help it slide and lock itself down into place. Now this is your basic hook monofilament. Your fish with teeth are going to cut through this so I am going to go ahead and show you an albright knot now. "

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