Below are the most popular loop knots used by anglers. The all time most popular loop knot is the Perfection Loop. The Perfection Loop is used to tie a loop at the end of a fishing line. It’s compact and highly reliable. The Surgeons End Loop is just as reliable as the Perfection Knot but produces a loop that is slightly off center and a bit bulkier. The Dropper Loop makes a loop in the middle of a fishing line rather than at the end. This knot is useful for attaching hooks and other tackle mid line.
Other popular loop knots include the Kreh Loop and the Non Slip Loop which are almost identical. The Rapala Knot, like the Kreh Loop and Non Slip Loop knot, is used for tying line to lure or line to fly while allowing it to move freely when in water.
Strong loop for double-line leader on the end of fishing line.
Secure double-line leader and for loop-to-loop connections.
Creates a loop anywhere along the fishing line.
Tie fly or lure to a line with a non-slip loop.
Method of joining or interconnecting two loops.
Creates a very strong fixed loop in the end of a line.
For creating small, yet strong, loop at the end of a line.
A non-slip loop knot for tying a fly or lure to a line.
Knot that forms a reliable double line or loop.
End of line loop used to make loop-to-loop connection.
