Favorite and most dependable knot

[vArm]

Palomar for everything, fresh and salt......maybe not sharking tho

[iangler]

palomar, trilene, and san diego are all I use for freshwater lure fishing.

[Jean Scurtu]

Palomar,Trilene fresh and salt water.

Jean

[mprestonSEK]

Palomar for flouro, San Diego for mono, and the Berkley Braid Knot for braid.

[Garfisher]

Trilene for mono and fluoro, Fish-n-fool for braid.

[zodiak311]

Palomar and uni knot. albright

[phiten]

gary martin world fair's knot
or palomar knot

[StPaulPike]

San Diego, alberto, and palomar

[frogman1963]

Uni-Knot

[clipper1955]

For mono - Improved clinch

For my heavy braided dacron catfish/pike setup I'll occasionally use an anchor bend.

[panyafish]

I do like the palomar because it's so easy to tie but the strongest knot I know is the double uni knot. One cool trick you can do with the palomar on light line is to do a spider hitch(I think that's what it's called) and make a shock leader. The doubled up line helps protect from sharp teeth and rocks and is relatively easy to tie.

[Snyder Rods]

The Markle knot for mono and fluoro.

[FishBlock]

Uni Knot majority of the time; if need a quick retie its gonna be a SD Jam

[mikezho]

I use uni-knot most time. It never give me any trouble.

[chadlikeshad]

double uni with 3 wraps (just make sure to check for overlay before cinching down as you would with an albright). palomar if its dark (it's just easier). i also use a rapala knot occasionally for some cranks and topwaters if i think they need a little more action, but then again i never throw cranks or topwaters with less than 12#.