Palomar knots and super glue have been my standard for years. Certain braids (fireline) can slip given the best of knots and is why I recommend glue (or the lighter trick) and consideration given to hook setting. Even in the heaviest of cover with the worst of lures I do not leap across the casting deck, driving my body weight into the fish while hook setting as you see on TV with the pros fishing nylon mono when I’m using any type of braided or low stretch line. You’re asking from trouble doing that with braid IMO. I don’t mean to discredit Fireline as it is an awesome braid. It’s as different from power pro as fluorocarbon mono is to nylon mono but its knot strength is the worst out there.
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