Not so long ago there was a post on a loop type knot to tie a fishing lure. Can someone post that again, please?
Thanks.

I think it was for a link for a loop knot...probably just do a quickie search for loop knot, I already forgot how to tie it, lol

I use this on my flies and it’s held up to 3.5# bass so far.

[video:youtube]https://youtube.com/shorts/Da-9ovc8__0[/video]

So did I forget how to tie it. It looked pretty simple. A couple days after I saw it, I couldn't remember how to tie it.

That's it. Thanks for posting it.

This may be the one you were referring too.punch in loop knot in the search and this came up about 3 or 4 down.

That's the exact post that I saw on here. Thanks.

it was my post
no slip loop knot
it was what they were using in south west FL when I was down there the beginning of march

https://trapperman.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/8580222/fishing-loop-knots

That was the post all right. Thanks for posting it again.

Not sure why you would want that loop and knot out in front of a fly. Seems counter-intuitive to me when one is trying to present a fake bug or minnow to a fish with excellent sight.

Loop knots on wet flys help give more natural/life like movement/ presentation ,, even when dead drifting

On weighted flys it helps sink faster

A tiny loop on a dry fly helps the fly right itself properly on the surface

I can't speak for fly fishing in crystal clear water.

the SW FL fishing was dark stained water moving with the tides and river outlet.
I am sure there are times it is clearer

the paddle tail grubs we were using were definitely not in the ultra realistic category of bait by any means

the loops were fairly small maybe a 1/4 inch , they say it gives better action and it did work , that's all I know. we had a guide who fishes the jig and paddle tail grub setup for snook and reds nearly every day and he makes money getting clients fish.