What is the Egg Loop Knot used for?

Attaching salmon or trout roe to the hook; Holding soft, delicate baits so they don't fall off; Rigging natural baits for salmonid fishing; Securing pieces of shrimp or other soft baits; Keeping the bait firm through casting and current.

How do you tie the Egg Loop Knot?

The Egg Loop Knot creates a loop right at the hook that holds soft baits, such as salmon roe or roe from other fish, without letting them slip off. The loop presses the bait against the hook shank, keeping it secure even through casting and current. It's a specialized knot, a favorite in salmonid fishing with natural bait. Follow the illustrated step-by-step, with a photo for every stage, on Desbravai.

Is the Egg Loop Knot hard to tie?

The Egg Loop Knot is rated medium, in the Fishing category and is taught with a photo at every stage on Desbravai.

What precautions apply when using the Egg Loop Knot?

It's a specialized knot; for common fish and baits there are simpler options; Requires a hook with a suitable shank for the loop to work well; Size the loop to fit the bait so it doesn't squeeze too tight or come loose.

Egg Loop Knot

Q: What other names does the Egg Loop Knot have?

It is also known as Egg Loop Knot, Egg Loop, Bumper Knot, Nudo egg loop, Nudo de lazo para cebo, Nó laço para isca, Nó para ova de peixe.

Creates a loop that holds soft baits, like salmon roe, against the hook

Also called: Egg Loop Knot, Egg Loop, Bumper Knot, Nudo egg loop, Nudo de lazo para cebo, Nó laço para isca, Nó para ova de peixe

What it is for

Attaching salmon or trout roe to the hook
Holding soft, delicate baits so they don't fall off
Rigging natural baits for salmonid fishing
Securing pieces of shrimp or other soft baits
Keeping the bait firm through casting and current