: It's simply two overhand knots tied back-to-back around the standing cord.
: A double fisherman's knot is the same thing, except that you pass the end
: around the standing cord twice instead of once, before slipping it
: underneath. It's much more secure, but bulkier. I use it frequently when
: connecting ropes for rappelling off ice climbs.
Take another look at the diagram and notice that the rope coming from the left and the rope coming from the right are almost woven together in the making of this knot. The overhand knot itself is two ropes thick. This kind of knot is particularly effective when used to tie flat webbing together.
With a fisherman's knot the rop from the left is tied around the rope on the right, and the rope on the right is tied around the rope on the left. If yo make one pass around the line you get a single fisherman's knot. Two passes gives yo a double. Then these two knots are pulled together, sliding along their opposing ropes until they make contact and bind. This works very nicely with round rope, but with webbing it is hard to tighten the double fisherman's knot properly.
PGJ
Messages In This Thread
- Knotless bungie?
Matthew -- 10/29/2001, 9:31 am- Patiently waiting for Joe Greenley....
Ross Leidy -- 10/30/2001, 10:35 am- Re: Patiently waiting ..... No More! *Pic*
Joe Greenley -- 10/30/2001, 7:12 pm- Re: Thanks Joe! Very cool! *NM*
Ross Leidy -- 10/31/2001, 9:45 am- Thanks Mr. G, when are you going to write a book? *NM*
Matthew -- 11/1/2001, 8:18 pm
- Re: soft padeye?
daren neufeld -- 10/30/2001, 8:59 pm- Re: soft padeye?
addison -- 10/31/2001, 8:23 am
- worth the wait
mike allen ---> -- 10/30/2001, 8:56 pm - Thanks Mr. G, when are you going to write a book? *NM*
- Re: Patiently waiting for Joe Greenley....
Jim Owens -- 10/30/2001, 4:11 pm- Re: Patiently waiting for Joe Greenley....
Ray Port Angeles -- 10/31/2001, 11:30 am- Re: Patiently waiting for Ray Irons...
Shawn Baker -- 10/30/2001, 6:41 pm- That was it! Glad you were paying attention *NM*
Bill Price -- 10/30/2001, 6:45 pm- Re: It comes and goes!! *NM*
Shawn Baker -- 10/30/2001, 7:06 pm
- Re: It comes and goes!! *NM*
- Re: Patiently waiting for Ray Irons...
- i wonder
mike allen ---> -- 10/30/2001, 2:33 pm- Re: i wonder
Bill Price -- 10/30/2001, 6:42 pm- Re: I've tried
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 10/30/2001, 3:19 pm- Re: I've tried
Shawn Baker -- 10/30/2001, 6:54 pm- or this?
mike allen ---> -- 10/30/2001, 4:13 pm - or this?
- Re: I've tried
- Re: Thanks Joe! Very cool! *NM*
- Re: Knotless bungie?
LeeG -- 10/29/2001, 7:57 pm- That's a fisherman's knot.
Brian Nystrom -- 10/30/2001, 12:34 pm- Nope, similar but different it hink
Paul G. Jacobson -- 10/30/2001, 9:15 pm- Re: Nope, similar but different it hink
Brian Nystrom -- 10/31/2001, 12:10 pm
- Re: Nope, similar but different it hink
- Water Knot *Pic*
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 10/30/2001, 8:56 am - Nope, similar but different it hink
- Re: Knotless bungie?
Larry C. -- 10/29/2001, 5:43 pm- Re: Knotless bungie?
Dave E -- 10/29/2001, 1:45 pm- Re: Knotless bungie?
Scott Fitzgerrell -- 10/29/2001, 2:35 pm
- Re: Knotless bungie? *Pic*
Jon Limebrook -- 10/29/2001, 11:45 am- Re: Knotless bungie?
Don Beale -- 10/29/2001, 4:15 pm- Re: Knotless bungie?
Wayne G. -- 10/29/2001, 12:40 pm - Re: Knotless bungie?
- Re: Patiently waiting ..... No More! *Pic*
- Patiently waiting for Joe Greenley....