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Gabcast
Here my "on the scene" Gabcast Post. I am sorry that it is not to terribly exciting, but it is what it is. Enjoy!
Gabcast! Educational Technology #0
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Wikihow Article II
Here is the link to my Wikihow Article. The pictures did not show up on my blog when I embedded the link, so you may follow this one to see the attached pictures.
http://www.wikihow.com/Tie-a-Knot-for-Fishing%2C-Known-As-the-Palmer%27s-Knot
http://www.wikihow.com/Tie-a-Knot-for-Fishing%2C-Known-As-the-Palmer%27s-Knot
Wikihow Article
How to Tie a Knot for Fishing, Known As the Palmer's Knot
from wikiHow - The How to Manual That You Can Edit
I learned how to tie what is known as the Palmer's Knot from my fiancé. He uses several knots that his father taught him to tie, but this one was a good one for me to learn. It comes in handy when attaching a fishing lure to the fishing line.
Steps
- Begin with sliding the end of the line through the metal hook.
- Follow this step by feeding the line back through the metal hook, creating a loop of line on one side and two pieces of line on the other side.
- Tie the two ends together, like you would begin tying your shoes.
- Do not pull the tie completely tight. Allow your finger to be caught in the tie from the previous step.
- Put the loop that remains around the lure.
- Place the loop around your thumb so that it looks like hammer of a gun.
- Remove your finger from the first loop that was formed, and begin to pull the end with the two loose strings.
- Once the loop has been pulled tight, the Palmer's Knot has been formed.
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