The Reverse Improved Clinch Knot can very well be considered an improvement over the popular Improved Clinch Knot, but would likely lead to an even more confusing name. The key improvement in the Reverse Improved Clinch Knot comes in the initial double wrap of the line through the terminal tackle, after which the knot is tied just like the Improved Clinch Knot in reverse. The simple double wrap allows the knot to gain a marked improvement in its line breaking efficiency.
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Reverse Improved Clinch Knot Strength
Just how strong is the Reverse Improved Clinch Knot? Here are the knot strength efficiency numbers for the Reverse Improved Clinch Knot as tested on monofilament, fluorocarbon, and braided fishing lines.
Be sure to check out the Fishing Knot Strength Chart to see how the Reverse Improved Clinch Knot stacks up against other knots, and for more data and details on the testing methodology.
How to Tie the Reverse Improved Clinch Knot
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