Knot to use for light fluorocarbon line

[bman5150]

If you are casting and winding, I find a Trilene knot with flouro slowly loosens and you risk casting off your lure unless you check it occasionally. So, I use a palamar knot for those baits with flouro and trilene for the rest.

[basscat21]

I use uni knot for light fluorocarbon line.

This is the best I have found.

[bassboat1]

double post...

[bassboat1]

I use a double Pitzen down to 6# (but generally in #10-#15). I don't believe I've had a knot failure in over 100 trips. No risk of crossing things up like a Palomar.

[LateralLine]

Breaking at the jig? Double San Diego Jam Knot works for me make sure it's wet and done right or start over.

[Poppin' Frog]

Trilene knot is fine but I've never had issues with Palomar either. I've thrown line as light as 4lb with my 1/16 DS and ned setups. if you're having break-offs I would investigate drag settings before knots.

[okiebass]

If you are casting and winding, I find a Trilene knot with flouro slowly loosens and you risk casting off your lure unless you check it occasionally. So, I use a palamar knot for those baits with flouro and trilene for the rest.

Never had any issues with Trilene knot !

[osutodd]

Improved clinch knot works for me with very light fly tippet that’s more supple than standard floro

Same here. Just make sure to wet the knot before pulling it tight. I use it on 7x fluorocarbon tippet material when trout fishing. That's only about 2 lb. line.

[posmallie]

I ice fish with 2lb Flouro and have caught quite a few decent size pike and bass with the palomar knot.

[Rangerdeepv]

The Alberto knot is my goto on every braid to flouro union for me.

[Meadows]

I use trilene knot all the time , line type doesn't matter . Never had that knot fail

+1.

I've never used anything else because that one very, very rarely lets me down.