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As a simple backup knot, wrap the working end around
the standing part of the lighter line three times, wrapping
the line toward the Albright, not away from it. This backup
knot is essentially one half of a blood knot (see page 150).
When tied neatly, and with the tag ends trimmed off, the take care to tuck the second
Albright knot passes through the eyes of most fishing working end through the gap in
rods without catching. the opposite direction of the first
working end.
Albright Knot: Step 3 Albright Knot: Step 4
Continue to make turns around all three Take the working end out through the loop
strands, working toward the end of the bight, and tighten the knot.
the number of turns increasing if the diameter
of the line is small. joining Lines
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