Names: The Egg Loop Knot is also sometimes known as the Bumper Knot. It is a modification of the Snell knot in that turns are wrapped prior to the end being passed through the eye for the second time. Uses: Fish eggs, shrimp, and fish roe make excellent bait. 1 How to tie a double egg loop knot http://www.steelheadstalkers.com/egg_loop_knot2.htm for the high definition version of how to tie a double egg loop knot for steelhead and salmon fishing. How to tie an egg loop knot and how to use an egg loop knot. The egg loop knot is a great knot for keeping soft baits from falling off the hook. The egg loop knot was invented by salmon fisherman for using salmon eggs as bait but it also works great for keeping chicken liver on the hook when fishing for catfish. The Egg Loop knot provides a hold for the bait and is commonly used when fishing for salmon and steelhead trout. Tying it: Keep all the turns tight and avoid overlaps: develop a hold on the hook and line so that you can keep control of the turns. The first turn is usually the most awkward. Egg Loop Fish eggs and roe make excellent bait but they are difficult to attach to a hook. Use the Fish Egg Loop Knot to tie your own leaders that will accommodate using the eggs or roe. The Egg Loop is useful in Salmon and Steelhead fishing. After tying the knot push a little of the leader back into the hook eye to form the loop. 1. Start with about 4 feet of leader and thread leader through hook eye to bend in hook. Hold in place with thumb and forefinger. Directions on how to tie the egg loop knot using a 3/0 Octopus hook, and 20 pound monofilament fishing line.
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