How do you plut a fishing hook on your line?

Answer by  icanoutfishyou (1148)

Thread the fishing line through the hook eye at the top part of the hook. Turn the tag (free) end of the line around the main part of the line six times. Then take the tag end and go through the hold you created by twisting the line, lubricate with saliva and pull on the main line to cinch.

Answer by  codyligon (107)

In order to hook a fishing line, the line should be threaded through the eye on the hook two times, which will result in a loop. Wrap the line around the hook several times, this adds to the strength of the line. The end piece of string should now be threaded through the bottom hole at the twist.

Answer by  TOEKNEEJEE (310)

First you make two loops,going through the hole in the hook, and looping it again. You put your finger through there, and then twist the line above the loop 7 times. Once you are done twisting the line, slide the end through the loop that your finger is through, and then remove your finger and pull the string's end: Knot

Answer by  bb0603 (208)

at the end of the hook there should be a little hole, put your lie through the hole and tie 2-3 knots just like tying a shoe.

Answer by  Mech79 (185)

I typically use a fisherman's knot to tie on a swivel then attach the hook; though you can attach the hook directly to the line using the same knot.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well if you want to plut the hook to your fishing line, then you definitely have to add the reel into your bail. Then accordingly, wire the reel and you will see results.

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

It depends on the type of fishing hook that you use. One type of fishing hook has a clasp that you can open and you attach it to a loop in the line. Another hook has a small hole that you feed the line through and then tie a knot.