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Old 10-06-2011, 20:15   #1
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Fit to be Tied - Or Know your Knots

Need help with your knots or not the time for an OOOOPS
Check this site for animated help with knots and a lot more marine information.

Knots & Knot Tying Videos for Fishing Boating Bait Presentation & Rope Knots

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Old 10-06-2011, 20:28   #2
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Re: Fit to be tied or kno your knots

That's a good one. Here's a site I like

Boating Knots | How to Tie Boating Knots | Animated Boating Knots


htt://www.animatedknots.com/
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Re: Fit to be tied or kno your knots

Thanks for the info. FYI - the cleat hitch is close on "sea going dude's" post. It shows making a series of figure eights. The correct way that will always hold is listed in this link.

Cleat Hitch

wrapping the line underneath is the key to a successful cleat hitch and it will always hold and you don't need to make the figure 8's over and over again that you see too many times.
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Old 11-06-2011, 14:35   #5
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Re: Fit to be tied or kno your knots

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That's a good one. Here's a site I like

Boating Knots | How to Tie Boating Knots | Animated Boating Knots


htt://www.animatedknots.com/
That's another great site. I have several others but they are all similar. Just thought I'd post and maybe help prevent somebody from having an unwanted "slippy ooops".

Been really hot here last few weeks and a heavy thunderstorm overhead now so need to clear out for while
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Hope our links will help some folks.
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Thanks for the info. FYI - the cleat hitch is close on "sea going dude's" post. It shows making a series of figure eights. The correct way that will always hold is listed in this link.

Cleat Hitch

wrapping the line underneath is the key to a successful cleat hitch and it will always hold and you don't need to make the figure 8's over and over again that you see too many times.
Hey thank for another good link.....love the knot cards too may order them for myself.
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Here are all the links together. Thanks for the additional info (links)
Very good info now let's get to a tying. Practice will make us all better knotters;-) and keep us more secure too.
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Re: Fit to be tied or kno your knots

Here is an Iphone App that you can carry with you at all times. IIt contains voice narrated video instructions for each knot type, as well as applicable uses. There is a free and paid version:

Knot Time for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store
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