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Our E-Petition States:Increase 'free of charge' fishing areas for Environment Agency Rod Licence holders and children on Environment Agency / British Waterways controlled waters to at least 50% of all publicly accessible river & canal banks, where private land owner's riparian rights or boat moorings are not infringed or hindered.Knots: Fishing hook knot tying - simple fishing hook knot.How to tie the Palomar knot for eyed hooks.Here is How to tie a fishing hook knot - a simple fishing hook knot - the 'palomar knot'.
Pulling the hook gently through the end of the loop.
Wet the line thoroughly! (Saliva is best!) Hold the hook gently and pull the two ends of the line in opposite directions allowing the wet line to slide into the knot at the eye of the hook. Trim off the excess line about 2 - 3mm from the knot. The palomar knot is now complete!
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Take
about 10cm of the end of the fishing line and fold double and feed through
the eye of the hook.
Loop the
folded line through itself loosely - do not pull tight! 
Bring
the loop down and drop the hook through it - still keep everything
loose!
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