knot’s name?

what knot do you use, tye a jig on the end of the line then tye another jig on a couple feet up the line..how do you tye that knot?

A Palomar Knot would work

Here’s a couple of links to knots

http://www.stripersurf.com/andeknots.html#
http://www.animatedknots.com/indexfishing.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com

Doug

Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that is not legal in Minnesota, Fishing with one rod and one hook/lure.

http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/rlp/regulations/fishing/fishing2009.pdf
Angling Methods
• Anglers may use only one hook. An artificial lure is considered one hook.
A treble hook, when not part of an artificial lure, is considered three hooks
and is not legal. The exception is that three artificial flies may be used
when angling for trout, crappie, sunfish, and rock bass.
• Anglers may use only one line during the open water season and two
through the ice (other than on designated trout lakes and streams) unless
otherwise noted.
• Using whole or parts

I think most of the time they tie the upper jig on first with a palomar or a trilene knot then tie the end jig to the tag end ??? like a drop shot.

But here is a nice website for knots

Fishing Knots

Everyone is pretty quick this morning

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what knot do you use, tye a jig on the end of the line then tye another jig on a couple feet up the line..how do you tye that knot?

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A palomar knot will work as mentioned however the fishing fool knot is very easy to tie also and is stronger. I used to be a palomar guy until the fishing fool knot came into the picture. If you google you will find it.

Here is a link for the fishing fool. Fishing Fool knot

Works great on superlines, mono, fluoro.

Looks like a Uni with a double loop on the hook,or am I just strange

These are the jigs I use for the top jig. And use three polimer knots.