1)  The Stren Knot excels in the connection of thin diameter braids/superlines to varying sizes of monofilament or fluorocarbon, provided that the Uni portion of the knot is tied in the mono or fluorocarbon. The resulting Stren Knot is exponentially stronger than the traditional Uni-to-Uni knot.Overlap approximately 12 inches of the ends of two lines. Form a Uni Knot circle with the tag end of Line A (the heavier or larger diameter line).

2)  Wrap Line A 2-6 times to form a Uni Knot around
      Line B. Note: For 4-20 lb. test monofilament lines,
      use 6 turns; for 25-40 lb. test mono use 4-5 turns; for
      50-80 lb. test mono, use 3-4 turns; and for 100 lb. test
      or greater mono, use 2-3 turns.

3)  Snug the knot by pulling on both ends of Line A.

4)  Form an 8-11 turn Improved Clinch Knot
      in Line B (for braids/superline, go with
      10-12 turns) by wrapping Line B 8-11
      times around Line A, then threading the
      tag end of Line B through the opening at
      the base of the Uni Knot, and then
      through the big loop.

5)  Hold the tag end and standing line while pulling up the coils of Line B. Make sure the coils are in a spiral as opposed to overlapping each other. Slide tight against the Uni Knot, jamming them together, and then trim.