Knot Tying Tutorials

Knots, made easy - with practical examples, step by step visuals, and 3D animations!

Knots by Type

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How to Tie the Blood Knot

A low-profile, secure knot used to join two fishing lines of similar diameter, commonly employed for connecting monofilament or fluorocarbon lines.

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How to Tie the Surgeon’s End Loop

Is a fixed loop knot known for its strength and simplicity.

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How to Tie the Triple Surgeon’s Knot (Bend)

Is a powerful bend used to join two lines or ropes, especially in fishing where secure, high-strength connections are essential.

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How to Tie the Double Surgeon’s Knot (Bend)

Is a secure and straightforward bend used to join two lines, especially in fishing or utility work.

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How to Tie the Cat’s Paw

Is commonly used to attach a rope or sling to a hook or carabiner in fishing, climbing, and utility tasks.

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How to Tie the Nail Knot

Is a streamlined, low-profile knot commonly used in fly fishing to securely join a fly line to a leader.

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How to Tie the Kamikaze Knot

Is a high-risk, specialized binding knot used in climbing, primarily to shorten a rope and facilitate retrieval during rappels.

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How to Tie the Half Hitch

A simple and fast knot, perfect for securing ropes temporarily to objects.

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How to Tie the Non-Slip Mono Knot

A simple, reliable loop knot ideal for securing flies or lures, particularly in flyfishing.

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How to Tie the Bellringer's Knot

A quick-release knot, ideal for temporary tasks requiring rapid untying.

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How to Tie the Spider Hitch

A strong, doubled-line loop knot ideal for fishing, offering a quick, reliable connection for heavy fish.

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How to Tie the Bimini Twist

A strong knot used to create a non-slip loop at the end of a fishing line, offering nearly full line strength.

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How to Tie the Carrick Bend

A strong knot used to join heavy ropes, often in marine settings for mooring or towing.

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How to Tie the Simple Noose Knot

Is used to create an adjustable, sliding loop for temporary ties, commonly seen in fishing, bushcraft, and household tasks.

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How to Tie the Albright Knot

Is commonly used to join braided fishing line to monofilament or fluorocarbon leaders, especially in saltwater fishing.

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How to Tie the Wall Knot

Is commonly used to create a bulky stopper at a rope’s end, preventing it from slipping through a block or eye.

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How to Tie the San Diego Jam Knot

Is commonly used in fishing to tie a line to a hook, swivel, or lure with exceptional strength.

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How to Tie the Scaffold Knot

Is reliable for light to moderate loads when tied correctly, with its tightening loop providing a strong grip on hooks or rings.

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How to Tie the Larks Head (Cow Hitch)

Also known as the Cow Hitch, is commonly used to attach a rope to a hook, ring, or pole in utility, fishing, and boating tasks.

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How to Tie the Racking Bend

A knot used to join two ropes of different sizes or materials, commonly in boating and utility tasks.

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How to Tie the Span Loop

A reliable, easy-to-tie mid-line knot used for creating secure loops in climbing, arborist, and rescue operations.

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How to Tie the Seagur Knot

A strong, easy-to-tie connection used by anglers to join braided line to monofilament or fluorocarbon leaders.

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How to Tie the Lapp Knot - Slipped Loop Version

A quick-release knot used for temporary loops in fishing and utility work.

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How to Tie the Valdotain Tresse (VT Knot)

A high-security friction hitch used in climbing and arborist work for smooth, controlled rope movement.

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How to Tie the Packer’s Knot

Is a practical and versatile binding knot ideal for securing parcels, bundles, or gear. 

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How to Tie the Bag Knot (Slipped)

A quick-release variation of the standard Bag Knot, the Bag Knot (Slipped) is ideal for temporarily securing sacks, bags, or light bundles.

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How to Tie the Double Rolling Hitch Bend

Is a reliable knot for joining ropes, offering secure grip and adjustability, making it ideal for climbing, boating, and rescue operations.

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How to Tie the Tensionless Hitch (Two Half Hitches)

Is a high-strength anchor knot ideal for climbing and rescue.

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How to Tie the Figure Eight Follow Through (Around Object)

Used to secure a rope to an anchor, such as a tree or carabiner, in climbing and search and rescue.

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How to Tie the Slipped Figure-Eight Knot

Is commonly used to create a temporary anchor point, particularly in climbing and arborist work for its quick-release feature.

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How to Tie the Jam Hitch

Is a versatile binding knot often used in camping, bushcraft, and utility tasks.

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How to Tie the Corned Beef and Salt Pork Knot

Is a specialized knot used primarily for binding meats, such as corned beef or salt pork, to maintain their compact shape during cooking.

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How to Tie the Slipped Ground Line Hitch

Also known as the Slipped Picket-Line Hitch, is a variation of the Ground Line Hitch with a quick-release feature. 

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How to Tie the Ground Line Hitch (Picket-Line Hitch)

Also known as the Picket-Line Hitch, is commonly used to securely anchor ropes to stakes or posts, particularly for camping applications such as tent guylines or tarps.

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How to Tie the Double Clove Hitch

Is a secure knot used for attaching a rope to a pole or post.

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How to Tie the Constrictor on a Bight (Mid Line)

Is a powerful knot used for securing objects mid-rope, ideal for tasks like bushcraft, camping, and utility work.

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How to Tie the Double Constrictor Knot (Symmetrical)

Is a variation of the Constrictor Knot, designed for tight and secure binding.

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How to Tie the Trucker’s Hitch - Double Dragon Variation

A strong, non-jamming knot for tensioning ropes, perfect for secure loads.

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How to Tie the Trucker’s Hitch - Inline Figure Eight Variation

Ties a strong, directional pulley system for tensioning ropes securely.

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How to Tie the Sliding Figure Eight Bend

Is commonly used to join two ropes, particularly in climbing and search and rescue for its adjustable and secure nature.

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How to Tie the Bushcraft/Woodland Zip Tie

A fast, self-tightening knot perfect for bundling gear in bushcraft and camping, secure, easy to untie, and reusable.

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How to Tie the Tiller’s Hitch

Is used to secure a rope temporarily to an object like a pole, anchor, or post.

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How to Tie the Quick Hitch

Is commonly used to join two ropes, particularly in arborist work for pulling up a secondary rope.

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How to Tie the Double Dragon Bend

Is commonly used to join two ropes, particularly in boating and fishing for its strength and reliability. 

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How to Tie the Daisy Chain Knot

A practical and decorative knot for organizing ropes, preventing tangles, and adding bulk or style to a line.

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How to Tie the Trucker’s Hitch - Alpine Butterfly Variation

Creates a strong pulley system for tensioning ropes, ideal for secure loads.

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How to Tie The Backhanded Hitch

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How to Tie The Mooring Hitch

Is a classic quick-release knot used to temporarily secure a rope to a post, piling, or rail.

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How to Tie The Magnus Hitch

Is a reliable friction hitch ideal for securing a rope to a pole, spar, or another line.

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How to Tie The Farmers Loop

Is a practical mid-line knot used to form a fixed loop without needing the rope’s ends.

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How to Tie The Snug Hitch

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How to Tie The Bowline on a Bight

Is used to create two secure loops in the middle of a rope, offering exceptional versatility in rescue, climbing, and maritime environments.

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How to Tie the Reever Bend

Also known as the Reever Knot, is a secure method for joining two ropes together.

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How to Tie the Hunter’s Bend

Also known as the Rigger’s Bend, is a knot designed to join two ropes of similar diameter securely.

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How to Tie the Clove Hitch on a Bight

Is a variation of the standard Clove Hitch that allows it to be tied midline, without access to the rope's ends.

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How to Tie The Slipped Clove Hitch

Is a quick-release variation of the Clove Hitch, designed for temporary attachments.

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How to Tie The In-Line Figure Eight Knot

Also known as the Inline Figure 8, is a midline loop knot designed to take strain in only one direction.

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How to Tie The Artillery Loop

Also known as the Harness Loop or Man-Harness Knot, is a midline loop designed for temporary handholds or attachment points.

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How to Tie The Square Knot (Reef Knot)

Is best used for binding two ends of the same rope together when securing objects, bundling materials, or fastening bandages.

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How to Tie The Double Dragon Loop Knot (Rope End Method)

Is a strong, reliable end-loop knot that excels in high-load applications where security and resistance to shaking loose are key.

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How to Tie The Double Dragon Loop Knot (Mid Line)

Is a super secure, non-jamming inline loop that’s a solid alternative to the Alpine Butterfly Loop or Span Loop, especially when you need a more directional, load-balanced knot.

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How to Tie The Zeppelin Bend

Is one of the most secure and non-jamming bends available for joining two ropes.

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How to Tie The Butcher’s Knot

Is a self-tightening binding knot that provides a secure hold when wrapping meat, tying parcels, or securing loads.

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How to Tie The Poacher's Knot

Also known as the Double Overhand Noose, is a strong, self-tightening loop knot commonly used in trapping, securing objects, and survival applications.

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How to Tie The Anchor Hitch

Is a secure knot designed for attaching a rope to an anchor, ring, or similar object.

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How to Tie The Strangle Knot

Is a very strong binding knot, ideal for securing cylindrical objects like poles, rolls, or sacks.

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How to Tie The Standard Figure Eight Knot

Is a versatile stopper knot, essential for climbing, sailing, and general utility.

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How to Tie the Boa Knot

The Boa Knot is a highly secure binding knot, perfect for gripping cylindrical objects.

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How to Tie the Double Constrictor Knot

It’s used when a secure, non-slip binding is essential, such as emergency repairs, quick whipping, and securing bundles.

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How to Tie the Slipped Constrictor Knot

Used when a secure hold is needed with a quick release.

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How to Tie the Adjustable Grip Hitch

Is a friction hitch commonly used for tensioning lines, such as tent guylines or tarp ridgelines.

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How to Tie the Jar/Bottle Sling Hitch

Is a practical knot used to create a secure handle for carrying bottles, jugs, and other containers with a narrow neck.

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How to Tie the Tensionless Hitch (With a Carabiner)

Is an anchor hitch primarily used in rappelling, rescue work, and general rigging.

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How to Tie the Figure Eight Loop

Is a reliable fixed loop knot widely used in climbing, caving, and decorative applications.

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How to Tie the Zeppelin Loop

A secure, jam-resistant loop knot ideal for boating, climbing, and camping tasks.

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How to Tie the Slipped Buntline Hitch

A quick-release version of the Buntline Hitch, designed for securing loads temporarily while allowing easy untying with a firm pull.

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How to Tie the Timber Hitch

The go-to knot for for securing large, cylindrical objects like logs or poles.

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How to Tie the Common Whipping

Used to secure the frayed end of a rope, or make a handle for tools.

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How to Tie the Round Turn and Two Half Hitches

A dependable knot for securing a rope to fixed objects like posts, rings, or trees.

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How to Tie the Simple Simon Bend

A strong and secure knot for joining two ropes, especially effective with slippery or synthetic materials.

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How to Tie the Midshipman’s Hitch

A secure and adjustable friction hitch ideal for creating tension on ropes.

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How to Tie the Eskimo Bowline

A secure loop knot that forms an eye at the end of a rope, offering additional stability and security compared to the standard Bowline.

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How to Tie the Lapp Knot - Synching Knot Version

Is widely used for adjustable drawstrings in clothing such as gym shorts, sweatpants, and bathrobes.

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How to Tie the Barrel Hitch (2 Legged)

Is a simple yet effective knot used to securely lift cylindrical objects such as barrels, buckets, and containers. 

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How to Tie the Lapp Knot - Bend Version

Is used to join two lines securely and is often favored for non-critical applications where ease of tying and untying is essential.

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How to Tie the Buntline Hitch

Is a secure, compact knot used to attach a rope to an object such as rings, eyes, posts, and railings.

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How to Tie the Double Sheet Bend

An enhanced version of the Sheet Bend, this knot is designed for securely joining two ropes, particularly of unequal diameters.

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How to Tie the Double Figure Eight Loop

A secure and flexible knot that creates two fixed loops, ideal for distributing tension across dual anchor points.

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How to Tie the Poldo Tackle Knot

A versatile tensioning knot designed for tasks requiring controlled adjustments, such as securing lines, tightening guylines, or managing static loads

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How to Tie the Bowline with Yosemite Finish

A modified Bowline featuring a Yosemite Finish for added security and ease of untying.

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How to Tie the Running Bowline

An adjustable noose knot known for its versatility and non-jamming properties.

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How to Tie the Double Bowline

A versatile loop knot favored for its security and ease of untying after heavy loading.

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How to Tie the Spanish Bowline

Is a double loop knot. Having double loops can be useful for light rescue work but care should be taken that the load on the loops is equal to avoid slipping.

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How to Tie the Water Bowline

A secure loop knot designed for reliable performance in wet and slippery conditions.

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How to Tie the Alpine Butterfly Bend

A strong and reliable knot for joining two ropes, even under heavy tension.

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How to Tie the Double Alpine Butterfly Loop

A secure and versatile knot that creates two fixed loops in the middle of a rope.

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How to Tie the EStar Stopper Knot

A specialized stopper knot designed for securing slippery ropes like Dyneema, Spectra, and Kevlar.

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How to Tie the Stevedore Stopper Knot

A secure and bulky stopper knot designed to prevent ropes from unreeving through openings.

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How to Tie the Ashley Stopper Knot

A robust and secure stopper knot known for its symmetrical design and ability to prevent rope ends from slipping through anchors or narrow openings.

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How to Tie the Double Overhand Stopper Knot

A secure and bulky stopper knot used to prevent ropes from slipping through anchors or other knots.

Knots by Category

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How to Tie the Blood Knot

A low-profile, secure knot used to join two fishing lines of similar diameter, commonly employed for connecting monofilament or fluorocarbon lines.

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How to Tie the Surgeon’s End Loop

Is a fixed loop knot known for its strength and simplicity.

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How to Tie the Triple Surgeon’s Knot (Bend)

Is a powerful bend used to join two lines or ropes, especially in fishing where secure, high-strength connections are essential.

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How to Tie the Double Surgeon’s Knot (Bend)

Is a secure and straightforward bend used to join two lines, especially in fishing or utility work.

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How to Tie the Cat’s Paw

Is commonly used to attach a rope or sling to a hook or carabiner in fishing, climbing, and utility tasks.

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How to Tie the Nail Knot

Is a streamlined, low-profile knot commonly used in fly fishing to securely join a fly line to a leader.

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How to Tie the Kamikaze Knot

Is a high-risk, specialized binding knot used in climbing, primarily to shorten a rope and facilitate retrieval during rappels.

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How to Tie the Half Hitch

A simple and fast knot, perfect for securing ropes temporarily to objects.

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How to Tie the Non-Slip Mono Knot

A simple, reliable loop knot ideal for securing flies or lures, particularly in flyfishing.

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How to Tie the Bellringer's Knot

A quick-release knot, ideal for temporary tasks requiring rapid untying.

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How to Tie the Spider Hitch

A strong, doubled-line loop knot ideal for fishing, offering a quick, reliable connection for heavy fish.

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How to Tie the Bimini Twist

A strong knot used to create a non-slip loop at the end of a fishing line, offering nearly full line strength.

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How to Tie the Carrick Bend

A strong knot used to join heavy ropes, often in marine settings for mooring or towing.

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How to Tie the Simple Noose Knot

Is used to create an adjustable, sliding loop for temporary ties, commonly seen in fishing, bushcraft, and household tasks.

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How to Tie the Albright Knot

Is commonly used to join braided fishing line to monofilament or fluorocarbon leaders, especially in saltwater fishing.

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How to Tie the Wall Knot

Is commonly used to create a bulky stopper at a rope’s end, preventing it from slipping through a block or eye.

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How to Tie the San Diego Jam Knot

Is commonly used in fishing to tie a line to a hook, swivel, or lure with exceptional strength.

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How to Tie the Scaffold Knot

Is reliable for light to moderate loads when tied correctly, with its tightening loop providing a strong grip on hooks or rings.

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How to Tie the Larks Head (Cow Hitch)

Also known as the Cow Hitch, is commonly used to attach a rope to a hook, ring, or pole in utility, fishing, and boating tasks.

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How to Tie the Racking Bend

A knot used to join two ropes of different sizes or materials, commonly in boating and utility tasks.

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How to Tie the Span Loop

A reliable, easy-to-tie mid-line knot used for creating secure loops in climbing, arborist, and rescue operations.

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How to Tie the Seagur Knot

A strong, easy-to-tie connection used by anglers to join braided line to monofilament or fluorocarbon leaders.

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How to Tie the Lapp Knot - Slipped Loop Version

A quick-release knot used for temporary loops in fishing and utility work.

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How to Tie the Valdotain Tresse (VT Knot)

A high-security friction hitch used in climbing and arborist work for smooth, controlled rope movement.

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How to Tie the Packer’s Knot

Is a practical and versatile binding knot ideal for securing parcels, bundles, or gear. 

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How to Tie the Bag Knot (Slipped)

A quick-release variation of the standard Bag Knot, the Bag Knot (Slipped) is ideal for temporarily securing sacks, bags, or light bundles.

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How to Tie the Double Rolling Hitch Bend

Is a reliable knot for joining ropes, offering secure grip and adjustability, making it ideal for climbing, boating, and rescue operations.

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How to Tie the Tensionless Hitch (Two Half Hitches)

Is a high-strength anchor knot ideal for climbing and rescue.

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How to Tie the Figure Eight Follow Through (Around Object)

Used to secure a rope to an anchor, such as a tree or carabiner, in climbing and search and rescue.

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How to Tie the Slipped Figure-Eight Knot

Is commonly used to create a temporary anchor point, particularly in climbing and arborist work for its quick-release feature.

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How to Tie the Jam Hitch

Is a versatile binding knot often used in camping, bushcraft, and utility tasks.

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How to Tie the Corned Beef and Salt Pork Knot

Is a specialized knot used primarily for binding meats, such as corned beef or salt pork, to maintain their compact shape during cooking.

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How to Tie the Slipped Ground Line Hitch

Also known as the Slipped Picket-Line Hitch, is a variation of the Ground Line Hitch with a quick-release feature. 

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How to Tie the Ground Line Hitch (Picket-Line Hitch)

Also known as the Picket-Line Hitch, is commonly used to securely anchor ropes to stakes or posts, particularly for camping applications such as tent guylines or tarps.

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How to Tie the Double Clove Hitch

Is a secure knot used for attaching a rope to a pole or post.

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How to Tie the Constrictor on a Bight (Mid Line)

Is a powerful knot used for securing objects mid-rope, ideal for tasks like bushcraft, camping, and utility work.

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How to Tie the Double Constrictor Knot (Symmetrical)

Is a variation of the Constrictor Knot, designed for tight and secure binding.

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How to Tie the Trucker’s Hitch - Double Dragon Variation

A strong, non-jamming knot for tensioning ropes, perfect for secure loads.

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How to Tie the Trucker’s Hitch - Inline Figure Eight Variation

Ties a strong, directional pulley system for tensioning ropes securely.

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How to Tie the Sliding Figure Eight Bend

Is commonly used to join two ropes, particularly in climbing and search and rescue for its adjustable and secure nature.

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How to Tie the Bushcraft/Woodland Zip Tie

A fast, self-tightening knot perfect for bundling gear in bushcraft and camping, secure, easy to untie, and reusable.

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How to Tie the Tiller’s Hitch

Is used to secure a rope temporarily to an object like a pole, anchor, or post.

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How to Tie the Quick Hitch

Is commonly used to join two ropes, particularly in arborist work for pulling up a secondary rope.

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How to Tie the Double Dragon Bend

Is commonly used to join two ropes, particularly in boating and fishing for its strength and reliability. 

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How to Tie the Daisy Chain Knot

A practical and decorative knot for organizing ropes, preventing tangles, and adding bulk or style to a line.

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How to Tie the Trucker’s Hitch - Alpine Butterfly Variation

Creates a strong pulley system for tensioning ropes, ideal for secure loads.

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How to Tie The Backhanded Hitch

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How to Tie The Mooring Hitch

Is a classic quick-release knot used to temporarily secure a rope to a post, piling, or rail.

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How to Tie The Magnus Hitch

Is a reliable friction hitch ideal for securing a rope to a pole, spar, or another line.

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How to Tie The Farmers Loop

Is a practical mid-line knot used to form a fixed loop without needing the rope’s ends.

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How to Tie The Snug Hitch

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How to Tie The Bowline on a Bight

Is used to create two secure loops in the middle of a rope, offering exceptional versatility in rescue, climbing, and maritime environments.

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How to Tie the Reever Bend

Also known as the Reever Knot, is a secure method for joining two ropes together.

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How to Tie the Hunter’s Bend

Also known as the Rigger’s Bend, is a knot designed to join two ropes of similar diameter securely.

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How to Tie the Clove Hitch on a Bight

Is a variation of the standard Clove Hitch that allows it to be tied midline, without access to the rope's ends.

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How to Tie The Slipped Clove Hitch

Is a quick-release variation of the Clove Hitch, designed for temporary attachments.

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How to Tie The In-Line Figure Eight Knot

Also known as the Inline Figure 8, is a midline loop knot designed to take strain in only one direction.

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How to Tie The Artillery Loop

Also known as the Harness Loop or Man-Harness Knot, is a midline loop designed for temporary handholds or attachment points.

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How to Tie The Square Knot (Reef Knot)

Is best used for binding two ends of the same rope together when securing objects, bundling materials, or fastening bandages.

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How to Tie The Double Dragon Loop Knot (Rope End Method)

Is a strong, reliable end-loop knot that excels in high-load applications where security and resistance to shaking loose are key.

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How to Tie The Double Dragon Loop Knot (Mid Line)

Is a super secure, non-jamming inline loop that’s a solid alternative to the Alpine Butterfly Loop or Span Loop, especially when you need a more directional, load-balanced knot.

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How to Tie The Zeppelin Bend

Is one of the most secure and non-jamming bends available for joining two ropes.

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How to Tie The Butcher’s Knot

Is a self-tightening binding knot that provides a secure hold when wrapping meat, tying parcels, or securing loads.

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How to Tie The Poacher's Knot

Also known as the Double Overhand Noose, is a strong, self-tightening loop knot commonly used in trapping, securing objects, and survival applications.

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How to Tie The Anchor Hitch

Is a secure knot designed for attaching a rope to an anchor, ring, or similar object.

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How to Tie The Strangle Knot

Is a very strong binding knot, ideal for securing cylindrical objects like poles, rolls, or sacks.

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How to Tie The Standard Figure Eight Knot

Is a versatile stopper knot, essential for climbing, sailing, and general utility.

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How to Tie the Boa Knot

The Boa Knot is a highly secure binding knot, perfect for gripping cylindrical objects.

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How to Tie the Slipped Constrictor Knot

Used when a secure hold is needed with a quick release.

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How to Tie the Adjustable Grip Hitch

Is a friction hitch commonly used for tensioning lines, such as tent guylines or tarp ridgelines.

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How to Tie the Jar/Bottle Sling Hitch

Is a practical knot used to create a secure handle for carrying bottles, jugs, and other containers with a narrow neck.

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How to Tie the Figure Eight Loop

Is a reliable fixed loop knot widely used in climbing, caving, and decorative applications.

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How to Tie the Zeppelin Loop

A secure, jam-resistant loop knot ideal for boating, climbing, and camping tasks.

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How to Tie the Slipped Buntline Hitch

A quick-release version of the Buntline Hitch, designed for securing loads temporarily while allowing easy untying with a firm pull.

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How to Tie the Timber Hitch

The go-to knot for for securing large, cylindrical objects like logs or poles.

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How to Tie the Common Whipping

Used to secure the frayed end of a rope, or make a handle for tools.

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How to Tie the Round Turn and Two Half Hitches

A dependable knot for securing a rope to fixed objects like posts, rings, or trees.

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How to Tie the Simple Simon Bend

A strong and secure knot for joining two ropes, especially effective with slippery or synthetic materials.

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How to Tie the Midshipman’s Hitch

A secure and adjustable friction hitch ideal for creating tension on ropes.

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How to Tie the Eskimo Bowline

A secure loop knot that forms an eye at the end of a rope, offering additional stability and security compared to the standard Bowline.

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How to Tie the Lapp Knot - Synching Knot Version

Is widely used for adjustable drawstrings in clothing such as gym shorts, sweatpants, and bathrobes.

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How to Tie the Barrel Hitch (2 Legged)

Is a simple yet effective knot used to securely lift cylindrical objects such as barrels, buckets, and containers. 

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How to Tie the Lapp Knot - Bend Version

Is used to join two lines securely and is often favored for non-critical applications where ease of tying and untying is essential.

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How to Tie the Buntline Hitch

Is a secure, compact knot used to attach a rope to an object such as rings, eyes, posts, and railings.

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How to Tie the Double Sheet Bend

An enhanced version of the Sheet Bend, this knot is designed for securely joining two ropes, particularly of unequal diameters.

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How to Tie the Double Figure Eight Loop

A secure and flexible knot that creates two fixed loops, ideal for distributing tension across dual anchor points.

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How to Tie the Poldo Tackle Knot

A versatile tensioning knot designed for tasks requiring controlled adjustments, such as securing lines, tightening guylines, or managing static loads

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How to Tie the Bowline with Yosemite Finish

A modified Bowline featuring a Yosemite Finish for added security and ease of untying.

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How to Tie the Running Bowline

An adjustable noose knot known for its versatility and non-jamming properties.

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How to Tie the Double Bowline

A versatile loop knot favored for its security and ease of untying after heavy loading.

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How to Tie the Spanish Bowline

Is a double loop knot. Having double loops can be useful for light rescue work but care should be taken that the load on the loops is equal to avoid slipping.

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How to Tie the Water Bowline

A secure loop knot designed for reliable performance in wet and slippery conditions.

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How to Tie the Alpine Butterfly Bend

A strong and reliable knot for joining two ropes, even under heavy tension.

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How to Tie the Double Alpine Butterfly Loop

A secure and versatile knot that creates two fixed loops in the middle of a rope.

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How to Tie the EStar Stopper Knot

A specialized stopper knot designed for securing slippery ropes like Dyneema, Spectra, and Kevlar.

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How to Tie the Stevedore Stopper Knot

A secure and bulky stopper knot designed to prevent ropes from unreeving through openings.

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How to Tie the Ashley Stopper Knot

A robust and secure stopper knot known for its symmetrical design and ability to prevent rope ends from slipping through anchors or narrow openings.

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How to Tie the Double Overhand Stopper Knot

A secure and bulky stopper knot used to prevent ropes from slipping through anchors or other knots.