41. Fly Tying Knots | Killroys Fly Tying Fly fishing knots. Includes knot-tying advice, diagrams, steps. http://www.killroys.com/knots/knots.htm

Home Shop Related Links Sitemap ... Fly Fishing Guides Fly Tying Knots Albright Knot Backing to Fly Reel Barrel Knot or Blood Knot Clinch Knot ... Perfection Loop Basic Advice on Tying Knots It is important not only to select the right knot for a particular job but to tie it properly. Poorly Tied knots will mean lost fish and aggravation. Here are a few basic steps to follow when tying all knots for fly fishing. Lubricate knots: Before you tighten a knot, lubricate it with saliva or by dipping it in the water. This will help the knot slide and seat properly. Lubrication also decreases excessive heat which dramatically weakens monofilament. Heat is generated by the friction created when knots are drawn up tight. Seat the knot: Tighten knots with a steady, continuous pull. Make sure the knot is tight and secure. After it is tied, pull on the line and leader to make sure it holds. It is better to test it now than when a fish is on. Trim neatly: Use nippers to trim the material as close as possible without nicking or damaging the knot. Using Fly Fishing Knots Backing to Reel: Backing to Fly Reel Knot Backing to Fly Line: Albright Knot or Nail Knot Fly Line to Braided Leader: Loop-to-Loop Connection Fly Line to Leader: Nail Knot Fly Line to Permanent Mono Loop: Nail Knot Loop-to-Loop Connection using Perfection Loop or Braided Leader Butt to Tippet: Loop-to-Loop Connection using Perfection Loop on tippet or on tippet Hand-Tied Leader: Barrel Knots or Leader to Tippet: or Barrel Knot Tippet to Fly: (a) Clinch Knot (b) Duncan Loop Notice

42. Wedding Message Boards - Wedding Forums - By TheKnot.com Wedding Message Boards Join other knotties as they share details about their weddings on our wedding message boards. Chat with other brides and http://wedding.theknot.com/wedding-message-boards.aspx

43. Knot Synonyms, Knot Antonyms | Thesaurus.com noun bow, loop. Synonyms bond , braid, bunch , coil, connection , contortion noun lump; crowd. Synonyms aggregation , assemblage , assortment , band , bunch http://thesaurus.com/browse/KNOT

44. Enter The Notable Knot Index Handpicked knots. Includes less common knots such as the tumble hitch, the midspan sheet bend and the cod end knot. http://notableknotindex.webs.com

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46. Knot Theory: Definition From Answers.com The topological and algebraic study of knots emphasizing their classification and how one may be continuously deformed into another. http://www.answers.com/topic/knot-theory

47. Girth Hitch Climbing knots. Discusses variations to the girth hitch, presents knotting techniques such as rappel backups and the figure eight with an extra pass. http://www.climerware.com/knot.shtml

Mon Sep 11 Knots Girth Hitch Clove Hitch Bowline Dogvine Rap Backups F8 Extra Twist-Rack Mariner's For climbing gear... Mountain Gear 6% of sales donated to ASCA Karl Lew www.climerware.com Girth Hitch Spectra Nylon Linked BD Tests ... Climer Hitch And what about that Girth Hitch? Knots are pure magic. I mean, you take this length of cord, twirl it into an esoteric shape and amazing things happen. A knot will keep you in place, let you descend slowly, and even untie itself only when needed. Magic, pure and simple. Sometimes, though, that magic can bite. Let's take a simple situation which we've all encountered, namely, joining two runners. Everybody uses a girth hitch, right? Well, maybe you should reconsider that. The girth hitch can reduce the strength of your runner combination to 66% of the strength of a runner/biner/runner combination. Toss in a spectra/nylon runner combination and you're potentially working with a setup that will fail at 10kN or less. Use THAT in an anchor and it could fail with the 6kN shock force generated by a leader fall onto a soft catch rope. *SNAP*. For all their versatility and magic, knots do something badthey bend the rope. If you doubt this is bad, take a moment to think of a knife as a device that causes an unusually SHARP bend. The sharper the bend, the weaker the rope. So any knot will weaken that lifeline of yours.

48. Global Chinese Language And Culture Center Online_Folkore Chinese knotting. Includes history, tools, knotting process, thirteen knots. http://edu.ocac.gov.tw/culture/chinese/CULTUREENGLISH/Folkore/Ewhole02_15.htm

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50. Knot: Facts, Discussion Forum, And Encyclopedia Article A rope is a length of fibres, twisted or braided together to improve strength for pulling and connecting. It has tensile strength but is too flexible to provide compressive http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Knot

Home Discussion Topics Dictionary ... Login Knot Knot Topic Home Discussion Definition Discussion Ask a question about ' Knot Start a new discussion about ' Knot Answer questions from other users Full Discussion Forum Encyclopedia A knot is a method of fastening or securing linear material such as rope Rope A rope is a length of fibres, twisted or braided together to improve strength for pulling and connecting. It has tensile strength but is too flexible to provide compressive strength... by tying or interweaving. It may consist of a length of one or several segments of rope, string, webbing Webbing Webbing is a strong fabric woven as a flat strip or tube of varying width and fibers often used in place of rope. The name webbing comes from the meshed material frequently used in its construction, which resembles a web... twine Twine Twine is a strong thread or string composed of two or more smaller strands or yarns twisted together. More generally, the term can be applied to any thin cord.Natural fibres used for making twine include cotton, sisal, jute, hemp, henequen, and coir... strap Strap A strap, sometimes also called strop, is an elongated flap or ribbon, usually of fabric or leather.Thin straps are used as part of clothing or baggage, or bedding such as a sleeping bag. See for example spaghetti strap, shoulder strap...

51. Spinning For Chinese Knotting Chinese knotting. Includes discussion, projects, and diagrams and instructions for the double coin knot, the double connection knot and eight others. http://www.mresource.com/Fiber/COEPart2/knotstext.htm

Index Knot Spinning for Chinese Knotting Introduction and history Ancient timesincluding mythologySee background information. Mythology too extensive to list all, see bibliography. Current trends ClassesClasses on Chinese Knotting are generally available at bead stores, senior citizen centers, craft stores, art centers and a few oriental art novelty shops. Books availableMore books are in print about macramé than Chinese Knotting. My mentor on knotting (a Chinese native) could only find one printed in English just on Chinese Knotting. I recommend these two for the most rounded information: Encyclopedia of Knots and Fancy Rope Work, by Raoul Graumont and John Hensel; and Chines Knotting from Echo Craft Books. Some information can be found in various other art or craft books. What is on the marketsome novelty shops carry original hand knotted ornaments and jewelry. Thee will invariably be made from nylon or rayon cord. I have enclosed samples of this type of work. Imported from the orient are talisman hung on knotted cords, sample 1 . Nordstrom's carried a machine knitted suit with knotted embellishments in the winter of 1990. Enhancements for the futureThere is room for knotting in most facets of fiber art. After this study, I feel it can be incorporated into any project I desire.

52. Learn Fishing Knots Video tutorials for over fifty fishing knots. Includes description, user comments. http://videofishingknots.com/

53. Knot - Definition Of Knot At YourDictionary.com noun. a lump or knob in a thread, cord, etc., formed by passing one free end through a loop and drawing it tight, or by a tangle drawn tight; a fastening made by intertwining http://www.yourdictionary.com/knot

54. Pike Zander Knots Common fishing knots. Features advice on knot-tying, diagrams, comments. http://www.pikezander.co.uk/knots.htm

55. Knots: This Site Describes How To Tie Over 35 Knots All about knots This website contains descriptions and illustrations on tying over 35 knots, including bowline knots, half hitch knot, overhand knot, http://www.2020site.org/knots/

How To see it clearly Learn more knots How to Tie Knots Blackwall Hitch Knot Bowline Knot Bowline on a Bight Knot ... Windsor Knot Knots: How to Tie Knots All about knots: This website contains descriptions and illustrations on tying over 35 knots, including: bowline knots, half hitch knot, overhand knot, hitch knot and many more! Knots are intertwined loops of rope, cord, string or other flexible material, used to fasten two such ropes to one another or to another object. Knots Bends Hitches Splices and Seizings are all ways of fastening cords or ropes, either to some other object such as a spar, or a ring, or to one another. The knot is formed to make a knob on a rope, generally at the extremity, and by untwisting the strands at the end and weaving them together. But it may be made by turning the rope on itself through a loop, as for instance, the overhand knot.  A bend and a hitch are ways of fastening or tying ropes together, as in the Carrick bend or round spars as the Studding Sail Halyard Bend and the Timber Hitch.  A splice is made by untwisting two rope ends and weaving them together.Â

56. Knot Definition Of Knot In The Free Online Encyclopedia. In cording, the interlacement of parts of one or more ropes, cords, or other pliable materials, commonly used to bind objects together. knots have existed from the time humans http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/knot

57. Fishing Knots Over a dozen fishing knots. Presents directions and photographs for each step. http://www.thejump.net/fishing-knots/fishing-knots.htm

Fishing Knots Need to learn how to tie a specific knot or need to find a knot for a specific purpose but don't know which knot is best for that purpose? You should be able to find you answer here. I don't have every knot listed as many are redundant. If you know a hitch or knot that I don't have listed that you think will serve a purpose better than what I have listed then email me and let me know. Choose your knot! Improved Clinch Knot Palomar Knot Uni-Knot Uni-Knot Snelled ... Tweet Uni-Knot This uni-knot is one of the best knots around withstanding sudden jerks better than other knots. Very strong and can be used in a number of applications although it is most commonly used for tying fishing line to terminal tackle. The uni-knot works with both braided lines as well as monofilament fishing lines. The knot can be tied directly to the hooks eye in the traditional manner or the knot can be tied as a loop. Instead of sliding the knot all the way to the eye simply slide it to the size loop desired. Then, gripping the loop just forward of the hook eye and pull firmly on the tag end when the loop is at the desired size. This locks the uni-knot around the standing line. Fishing Tie Knots Uni-Knot Snell Version This a a version of the uni-knot that is snelled. This puts the knot below the eye of the hook where it is protected from abrasion. The angle of pull on the hook is also slightly different than a regular non-snelled hook with is slightly better for setting the hook.

58. Fly Tying Knots | Killroys Fly Tying Fly fishing knots. Includes knottying advice, diagrams, steps. http://killroys.com/knots/

Home Shop Related Links Sitemap ... Fly Fishing Guides Fly Tying Knots Albright Knot Backing to Fly Reel Barrel Knot or Blood Knot Clinch Knot ... Perfection Loop Basic Advice on Tying Knots It is important not only to select the right knot for a particular job but to tie it properly. Poorly Tied knots will mean lost fish and aggravation. Here are a few basic steps to follow when tying all knots for fly fishing. Lubricate knots: Before you tighten a knot, lubricate it with saliva or by dipping it in the water. This will help the knot slide and seat properly. Lubrication also decreases excessive heat which dramatically weakens monofilament. Heat is generated by the friction created when knots are drawn up tight. Seat the knot: Tighten knots with a steady, continuous pull. Make sure the knot is tight and secure. After it is tied, pull on the line and leader to make sure it holds. It is better to test it now than when a fish is on. Trim neatly: Use nippers to trim the material as close as possible without nicking or damaging the knot. Using Fly Fishing Knots Backing to Reel: Backing to Fly Reel Knot Backing to Fly Line: Albright Knot or Nail Knot Fly Line to Braided Leader: Loop-to-Loop Connection Fly Line to Leader: Nail Knot Fly Line to Permanent Mono Loop: Nail Knot Loop-to-Loop Connection using Perfection Loop or Braided Leader Butt to Tippet: Loop-to-Loop Connection using Perfection Loop on tippet or on tippet Hand-Tied Leader: Barrel Knots or Leader to Tippet: or Barrel Knot Tippet to Fly: (a) Clinch Knot (b) Duncan Loop Notice

59. Knot@Everything2.com There are many kinds of knots. Depending on what they're used for (and, in some cases, how they're constructed), they might be called a splice, hitch, loop or a bend instead. http://www.everything2.com/title/knot

60. Fishing Knots Animated color diagrams for over twenty fishing knots. Features chart of all knots and short commentary. http://www.troutlet.com/Fishing-Knots-W21C54.aspx

Login Account Wishlist Basket ... Accessories Spin Fishing Spinning Combo Spinning Reels Spinning Rods Pack Rods Spin Cast Fishing Spin Cast Combos Spin Cast Reels Spin Cast Rods Pack Rods Other Fishing Line Ice Fishing Ice Fishing Fly Fishing Fly Fishing Combos Fly Fishing Reels Fly Fishing Rods Fly Fishing Pack Rods Other Fly Line and Leaders Fly Boxes Fly Tools Fly Tying Fishing Lures Spinners Spoons Hardbaits Lure Kits Trout Baits Liquid Attractants Berkley PowerBait Salmon Eggs GULP! ... Others Waders Chest Waders Hip Waders Wader Boots Wader Accessories Fishing Outerwear Fishing Vests Fishing Gloves Fishing Sunglasses Tackle Storage Tackle Boxes Tackle Bags Rod Storage Fly Fishing Fly Boxes Home Trout Fishing Help and Resources Fishing Knots This section provides animated tutorials to teach the proper method for attaching line to hooks, reels, lure, flies, and anything else you happen to try. Click on any knot picture below to open an animated knot being tied in a new window. Duncan Loop Knot : This non-slip loop knot allows an angler to pull line into or away from the loop. The Duncan retains 95% of line strength Albright Knot: Join two lines of different thicknesses.

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