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Will use this for my next fly fish

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Is the result identical for both techniques?

Jelek

Mantap

Subscribed a few days ago, great videos man.

Satisfying

I think it is very easy and useful🎉

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Ok but the background is probably the worst possible.

Tip: if you’re a beginner or don’t know how to tie this knot (me about a month ago) start tying with braid. It is much easier than Fluro or mono. So you can get used to tying the knot then it will be easier with fluoro and mono

Thank you

Very helpful!

How does it hold up? Better than the square knot?

Zxcs❤

Thanks. FYI, I was looking for this knot on "Animated Knots" and found… The Midshipman’s Hitch Knot described here is better than the “Taut Line” version described below because it creates the useful intermediate Awning Hitch; this takes the strain while tying the final Half Hitch and the completed hitch is more secure.

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Great knot

Can you make one for AirPod users?

Thank you

Will be using this on my next climb!

Super useful! Thank you

Knot a bad knot

Good knot

Good knot

Good knot

Good info

Good knot

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And yes, it's the same shape as a bowline, but a bowline is a knot at the end of one rope. A sheet bend is a bend connecting two ropes. A bend connects lines together. A knot is tied in 1 line.

The bend should be made with the larger diameter rope. It will hold much better that way. The bigger the difference between the ropes, the more round turns you should use with the smaller diameter rope.

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I personally like the figure 8 knot more. I think it has more uses. There are definite benefits to the bowline though

Bullshit. This isn’t the most useful knot at all. In fact if not tied properly, it is one of the list dangerous, because thus used in mountaineering. The figure eight knot is superior in construction and strength.

Sheet bend is literally just a bowline. Just remember which one is supposed to be the fat rope and which is supposed to be the thin rope.

Well made video. There are a few tests showing if you move the leading end, so it goes to the outside of the loop, it creates a stronger bowline.

Informative!

Good one

Short and straight forward. Thanks!

Awesome!

Awesome video, great help! Can’t wait to use this up North

Needed this for camping last weekend

Loving the new content howtoknots! Suggestion for intro, instead of having all that text roll through maybe voiceover with some b roll to make it more visual and open it up more exciting

Very informative. Wow!

very informative!