Following on from a thread in which I received excellent advice, ...
Which knot should I use to attach a tippet ring to the end of a tapered leader?

My preference is the grinner/uni knot. I also use this knot to attach flies to the tippet and a double grinner is also useful for joining two pieces of leader material, the tag end can be used as a dropper.

uni knot Chris same for attaching your flies,here's a useful site for you Learn Fishing Knots

Neil

I refer to the uni and grinner being one of the same,but on this site there two separate knots

Thanks Neil,...Didn't know if you were around,..those rings arrived this morning, great service,..must have driven them down specially!!
Cheers as well, ruby,..

Agree with ruby and generally use a grinner/uni, and I use exclusively when on the water. However, if I have more time (like setting up before going to the river) then I like to experiment, my current experiments include the davy's knot and thefisherman's knot (aka reverse clinch or san diego jam), both seem very good.
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I just use the good old half blood knot - never had any problems with that, regardless of line line size or type.

No worries Chris,don't forget as you progress with your casting you can add a longer tippet to the ring say 5ft and as well as adding a dropper to the ring

Neil

Great link, Neil,...bookmarked that one!,...Thanks again.

Lakeland are provide good service mate

Neil

Oh and like another member just posted try learning a Davy Knot for nymphs and drys,but id stick to the uni for lures.Here's a link to a Davy knot as I'm not sure if its on that site

..Schweet!,.....that's easy,....strong enough?,.obviously,...Thanks,..