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55. Fisherman’s Knot

Also known as: True Lover’s Knot, Water Knot, Waterman’s Knot, English

Knot, Englishman’s Knot

This simple but effective bend consists of two Overhand Knots, each tied
around the standing part of the other rope. The working ends may be taped
against the standing parts for added security.

Uses: joining ends of small or medium cordage
Pros: easy and quick to tie

Cons: can capsize or slip under tension; difficult to untie

Instructions

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