The Trilene Knot is a hitch knot that was developed in conjunction with the Berkley Fishing company, which is why the knot is known by the same name as Berkley’s brand of fishing line. The Trilene Knot is one of several variants of the classic Clinch Knot, and has a structure very similar to the Reverse Improved Clinch Knot. The key component is the initial double wrap of the line through the eye of the terminal tackle, after which it is essentially tied the same way as the traditional Clinch Knot.
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Trilene Knot Strength
Just how strong is the Trilene Knot? Here are the knot strength efficiency numbers for the Trilene Knot as tested on monofilament, fluorocarbon, and braided fishing lines.
Be sure to check out the Fishing Knot Strength Chart to see how the Trilene Knot stacks up against other knots, and for more data and details on the testing methodology.
How to Tie the Trilene Knot
Additional Resources
Trilene Knot (Wikipedia)Similar Knots
