Hey guys, girls. What's up? Welcome to another episode of HewCe fishing. It's episode I'm going to tell you guys why you are tying a palmarnaut wrong. So let's just jump right into it. So the palmarnaut is the one that I tie the most. I tie it on pretty much everything. I try it, tie it from 20 pound floor carbon to 6 pound floor carbon. Even braided line, monofilament, I tie it for literally everything. It's a perfect knot. A lot of times my line will just break before I, before my knot will break, which is pretty crazy. So the main reason why you guys are tying a palmarnaut wrong is you're letting your line burn. It's not just not wetting it or not putting spit on it or anything like that. It's the way that you tighten the knot down. You could be tying the knot perfectly right, but you're just not tightening it or cinching it down correctly. So I'm going to show you guys exactly what I mean by burning your line and not tightening it. And maybe that's why you guys, you guys are breaking off your fish, breaking off your lower stuff like that. And then I'm going to go over 20 pound line and tie it the right way so you guys can see exactly how to tie it. So if you're, if you're learning for the first time, this is good practice because you see me do it again. But don't do the last step. I'll show you what knot to do wrong. So you take it through, take a couple and just take it back through, get line, cross it, stick the loop through. What people do wrong is about to happen. They stick, they wrap it, but look what they do. They tighten that loop. This is where everybody goes wrong. They tighten that loop. I still, or they tighten the knot and then we stop this huge loop. So we're having to pull our main line of my tag on down. And even then look, that just burned 20 pound line. We just burned 20 pound line because we didn't cinch our knot down right. So that is what people do wrong. You want to make sure that you lift that knot up, pull the loop all the way to the top and then tighten it down with everything coming together at once instead of, instead of tightening the knot and then pulling the loop tight. You want to make sure everything comes together at once. So if you guys are wanting to learn how to tie a palmar knot for the first time, this is for you. What you're going to do is you're going to take the line, go through the eye of the hook or the eye of the urbato or whatever. We're going to take a couple inches of line out, six, eight, ten inches of line, whatever. Usually the more line you take out, the bigger the bait is. The bigger your bait is because it's going to be, it's going to be better later on in the knot. So what we're going to do is stick it through. We're going to stick it back through. So stick it through. We take six, eight, ten inches of line. We're going to stick it back through the eye of the hook. The same way we just came. So on one end, we've got a loop and on one end, we've got our main line and we've got our tag end. What we're going to do is we're going to act like each side is one line. So we're pinching it together this side with the main line and the tag line is going to be one line. This side with the loop is going to be one line. We're going to do get a little more line. So I'm going to cross them. I'm going to pinch it up here. I'm going to stick the knot, there's stick the loop end through the middle. So it's pretty much just to overhand knot. I'm leaving my finger through the middle of that knot. What I'm going to do with that loop is I'm going to wrap the bait. Now what most people do is they tighten this knot before they tighten the loop. What we're going to do is they're going to use our finger. We're going to pull everything up so that this is the loop right here. You can see that piece of line that I just brought up with me. That is the loop that we just looped the bait with. Then I'm going to take my finger out. We're going to pull both the main line and the tag line at the same time. And you can see it's getting a little smaller, smaller, everything is coming together at the exact same time. This is right, but this is right when you would wet it if you're using really light line. If you still have a little bit of trouble, but everything is coming together. We're pulling on main line and a tag line at the exact same time. And we're going to tighten it down. That is a perfect knot. To small knot, you can test it. Pull both the main line and tag line. I never do that. I never test my knots because I know they're good. But that is a good looking knot. That's going to be a strong knot. So that was, that is how to tie the palm or not the correct way. Like I said, it's the only knot I use. Or, primarily, the only knot I use, 99.99% of time I'm tying a palm or not when I'm tying to a bait or a lure or something like that. So hopefully you guys learned what you guys do wrong. You can see when I tied it the right way, I had no burn in my line whatsoever. When I tied it the wrong way, that is weak line. And that will cost me sometimes big fish. Turn it when something like that. You do not want to do that. So I hope you guys learned something. I will say thanks for watching.