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'''Canonical Name:''' fisherman's knot.<BR> | '''Canonical Name:''' fisherman's knot.<BR> | ||
'''Variant Names:''' true lover's knot, waterman's knot, angler's knot, englishman's knot<BR> | '''Variant Names:''' true lover's knot, waterman's knot, angler's knot, englishman's knot<BR> | ||
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'''Category:''' [[bend]].<BR> | '''Category:''' [[bend]].<BR> | ||
'''Origin:''' Ancient.<BR> | '''Origin:''' Ancient.<BR> | ||
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'''Structure:''' Consists of two [[overhand knot]]s wrapped around each other that when pulled together collapse into one strong knot.<BR> | '''Structure:''' Consists of two [[overhand knot]]s wrapped around each other that when pulled together collapse into one strong knot.<BR> | ||
'''Tying:''' article/pictures<BR> | '''Tying:''' article/pictures<BR> | ||
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Revision as of 17:26, 30 June 2002
Canonical Name: fisherman's knot.
Variant Names: true lover's knot, waterman's knot, angler's knot, englishman's knot
File:Fishknot.png
Category: bend.
Origin: Ancient.
Related knots: to other knots
Releasing: Jamming.
Efficiency: Unknown%..
Caveat: None.
Uses: Securing two lines.
Comments:
Structure: Consists of two overhand knots wrapped around each other that when pulled together collapse into one strong knot.
Tying: article/pictures
