Joining mono to braid is a fishing technique that combines the strength and durability of braided line with the invisibility and suppleness of monofilament line. Mono is typically used as the main line, with a section of braid tied to the end to serve as a leader. This combination gives anglers the best of both worlds, allowing them to cast long distances with accuracy while still being able to present their bait or lure in a natural way.
There are a few different ways to join mono to braid, but the most common and effective method is the Albright knot. To tie an Albright knot, follow these steps:
