How to join two lines together | Blood Knot VS Alberto knot

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This video shows how to join two fishing lines together by using the blood knot. This is a great knot for join mono to mono, mono to braid or moro fluorocarbon line. In the video it shows step by step how to tie the knot and is great for any level experience of fisherman. This knot can be used in fresh water or salter water. Remember always keep your line tight to catch the most amount of fish. The video also shows a side by side comparison of the knot against the Alberto knot. Both are great knots for any level of fisherman or women.

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