The Triple Palomar Knot is recommended for tying the latest hi-tech, so-called super lines to metal rings and hooks. It is strong, highly slip-resistant and can be tied in fairly heavy lines.
To Tie a Triple Palomar Knot:
| Pass the end of a long bight or loop through the eye of the hook to create a loop. |  |
| Repeat the process twice more. |  |
| Tighten the trio of loops just formed around the eye and then tie a half-knot with the end of the bight and the standing part of the line. |  |
| Pass the hook through the bight (or the bight over the hook). |  |
| Then tighten the knot so that the bight rides over the knot and ends up around the standing part of the line. Tighten and trim the tag end. |  |