Our lures work best when tied directly to the line. We do not recommend the use of snap swivels. There are some lures out there, such as certain spoons, which may require a snap swivel, but lets face it-most people use these because they want to be able to change lures quickly. We look at it like this - if you don't have enough confidence in a lure to tie it on, then don't use it! Especially when there is a knot like the Palomar, which once you learn to tie it, you can tie in probably 15-20 seconds, and it provides right at 100% knot strength. With the Fish-N-Spin™,  you can get some big fish on, including bass, walleye, even catfish, so you need a good knot.   Here's how to tie it: 

The illustrations and text for tying the Palomar knot were graciously provided courtesy of Dan Schlosser, Owner & Editor of Fish 4 Fun -  Check out his website at http://www.fish4fun.com for more instructional fishing materials, and tell them Fish-N-Supply sent you!