This knot offers the angler an easy-to-tie end loop knot that is used primarily as a connection for crank baits. This knot allows the lure to work freely, making it more lifelike, and resulting in more strikes.
To Tie a King Sling Knot:
| Insert tag end of the line through artificial bait so that it extends 8 to 10 inches. |  |
| Hold the tag end and the standing line in your left hand, and form a loop. |  |
| With the bait in your right hand make four turns around the tag end and the standing line above the loop. |  |
| Bring the bait down and through the loop. |  |
| To tighten, hold the line above the bait at desired loop length and pull the tag end and the standing line at the same time. Trim the tag end. |  |
