Tips & Techniques: Bristol Knot Tutorial
By IGFA Conservation Director Jason Schratwieser
The bristol knot (also called noname knot) is relatively simple to tie and results in a very streamlined connection between a double line and leader. The knot facilitates passing through guides and over rollers. Esentially a jam knot, the bristol is a highly effective knot for attaching super-braid (spectra) double line to your leader.
Full time kayak fishing guide, Neil was an advocate for conservation since before the time he started guiding.Outdoor writer, speaker and radio show host, Neil connected closely with Captain Mel Berman and did many positives with Mel to promote ethical angling. After Mel passed away, Neil managed www.capmel.com and eventually became that web site’s owner.
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