Spider Hitch Knot 

	1. Double plenty of line, then form a centre loop, allowing for a long loop end.
	2. Hold centre loop between finger and mid-thumb as shown.
	3. Wrap loop end over front of thumb and behind centre loop next to union of thumb and finger.
	4. Continue wrapping, a total of five times, then pass remainder of loop end through centre loop. Slowly pull loop end away until all five turns have unwound off thumb.
5. Holding both double lines on each side of knot, draw up firm making sure no loose loops form, then pull main line and tag alternately while holding loop end. Trim tag.

Uni knot 

	1. Pass plenty of line through eye, double back against main line and form a loop as shown.
	2. Wind tag end over doubled line and through loop five times (less wraps for heavy, more for light line).
	3. Moisten well, draw knot firm but not tight, by pulling tag end.
	4. Using fingers, slide knot down to the eye. Tighten and trim.

The Dropper Loop

This loop can be tied anywhere along the length of line for the attachment of a hook or leader. Especially useful for bottom bashing paternoster style rigs.

Step1 Make a generous loop in your line where the dropper is to be tied, then pull out a section of the loop so that it crosses over  the main line at one side forming a second smaller loop.
Step2 Begin twisting the smaller loop, alternating the twisting and holding between hands.
Step 3 Make 4 complete twists (8 half twists) when using monofilament and six complete twists (12 half twists) when using gelspun lines. Then thread the larger loop through the smaller loop which you have been twisting.
Step 4 Put the larger loop around  a peg or the like and gently tension the line both sides of the knot until it pulls up nicely. Paticular care needs to be taken with this step when using gelspun or the line can be sheared off at either side of the knot
Step 5 The finished loop is neat and of adequate strength for the majority of fishing situations.

Allbright 

Used to join line to leader

1.             Step 1. Double the last few centimetres of the heavier monofilament leader and thread the lighter line through, then around, the resulting loop.

2.             Step 2. Continue wrapping down the loop in the heavier monofilament leader with the lighter line.

3.             Step 3. Make five wraps down the loop then commence wrapping in the other direction, back over the first wraps you made.

4.             Step 4. Complete five wraps in each direction and thread the tag back through the loop alongside the main line.

5.             Step 5. Partially close the know first with gentle pressure on the main line and tag of both leader and line.

6.             Step 6. When the knot begins to tighten, let both the tag of the line, and the tag if the leader, go. Then tighten the knot with firm pressure on line against leader.

7.             Step 7. Close the knot and trim the tags.