Loop knot

Non-slip (Kreh) loop knot definition, how do you tie instructions, tips, advantages and disadvantages, non-slip mono loop knot how to tie video

This strong clean loop has the standing end of the line coming out of it in a straight line. Also known as the Angler’s loop as referred to in The Ashley Book of Knots, it is one of the easiest fly fishing knots to create a small loop at the end of a tippet or […]

Learn to confidently tie carp fishing knots will help you secure everything, and prevent the loss of fish due to poorly tied lines. My knot guide should help!

To bring an air of sanity to the equation we have developed an industry standard for knots. The following knots are highly recommended;

Decorative Knots. Learn how to braid, tie a Monkey's Fist, Chain Sinnet, Celtic Knot and a Turk's Head (Woggle) - and many more decorative knots.

End Loop Knots. End Loops is a selection of the knots & splices commonly used to make loops at the end of a fishing line, rope or hollow braid rope.

Search & Rescue Knots. The emphasis for Search and Rescue Knots is on reliability and safety. It is also desirable that each knot can be untied reasonably easily.

The surgeon’s loop is also known as the double surgeon’s loop as it is made with a double strand. It creates a quick end loop in leaders and lines to enable them to connect to other loops. How to Tie a Surgeon’s Loop Tips While tying the above, you are basically creating a loose overhand […]

How to tie a Slipped Overhand Loop Knot animated, step by step illustrated and explained