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STEP 2 Tighten each Overhand by pulling on the two standing parts,
               so that the two ropes are held firmly together.
















               STEP 3 Pull the two ropes apart so that they form a circle, tightening
               each knot.













                  The Fisherman’s Knot is difficult to untie and will work best when tied

               in small cordage. It is often chosen as a secure way to join two small
               lines of similar size.




               DOUBLE FISHERMAN’S KNOT



               The Double Fisherman’s Knot is a bend tied in the same manner as the
               Fisherman’s  Knot,  with  two  Double  Overhand  Knots  in  place  of  the
               regular ones.
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