I’ve experienced an unacceptable number of break-offs with both the Alberto and Albright knots while using aggressive cast/retrieve/hard hook-set techniques such as with Jigging Raps, Rippin Raps, and swimbaits. The thickness of those knots tends to increase damage to the line as the knots go back and forth thru the line guides many hundreds of times per day. Also, because of its density, flouro doesn’t like to be bent to extremes as is the case with those two knots, creating a weak point right at the loop where the braid enters and exits.
I’ve begun using the FG Knot which, if tied correctly, is said to test out at 30% higher break strength, has no bend in the flouro whatsoever, and is extremely thin so as to minimize damage while coming thru the guides. I use a finishing knot and drop of glue to lockdown the FG.
The FG might be the ultimate connection knot for those willing to learn to tie it correctly?? Took a while, many YouTube tutorials, and a lot of failed practice knots to get it right, but I think the effort will be worth the cost in temporary frustration as I worked thru the learning curve.