Double the Line:

Start by doubling back about 2-3 feet of the fishing line, creating a large loop. Hold the point where the loop begins with one hand, leaving enough space for the wraps.

Form the Initial Twists:

Hold the loop with one hand and begin twisting the looped section around itself 20-30 times. The exact number of twists depends on the line's thickness; thinner lines require more twists.

Secure the Twists:

Once you've made the twists, spread your legs apart and place the loop around one knee, or use your toes to hold the loop open. Maintain tension on both ends of the line to keep the twists tight.

Create the Loop:

With the twists held in place, take the tag end and make a half hitch around one side of the loop near the base of the twists. This will help hold the twists in place.

Complete the Knot:

Make a series of half hitches (3-4) with the tag end around both legs of the loop, working your way up the twists. Ensure each hitch is snug and tight.

Finish the Knot:

To secure the knot, make a final hitch with the tag end around both legs of the loop, but this time, pass the tag end through the loop formed by the hitch before tightening it. Pull it tight to lock the knot in place.

Trim the Tag End:

Once the knot is fully secured and tightened, trim the tag end close to the knot, leaving a small amount to prevent slippage.

Your Bimini twist is now complete, providing a strong double line that is highly resistant to breaking and abrasion. This knot is essential for big game fishing, offering superior strength and reliability for challenging fishing conditions.