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How to tie a bowline knot that won't tighten on itself-upscaled

How to tie a bowline knot that won’t tighten on itself

Knots that won’t come undone are good in some instances but not in others!

One of the most useful knots to know if you are into boating and four wheel driving is the bowline.

Now there are a number of variations on this knot and there’s no right or wrong way to tie it, but in the following video I show you how “I” tie it and some of it’s useful applications.

In short, one of the main advantages of the bowline is that you can make a loop… 

And it can also be undone (with a bit of squeezing and twisting) no matter how tight it’s pulled.

So if you don’t know how to tie a bowline, grab yourself a bit of rope and give it a go.

It is pretty easy and you’ll be amazed at how many applications you can use it for… e.g. towing a car out of a bog, securing a boat to a pontoon, lassoing a wild brumby.

OK maybe not that last one but you get the idea.

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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Ryan Moody
Ryan Moody started his fishing career on the reef boats before catching bucket list marlin for the likes of champion heavy tackle angler Johnno Johnson, INXS and the King of Sweden. Branching out in the late 80's to guided barramundi fishing, Ryan has made a name for himself as a Big Barramundi specialist and to date has put clients onto over 2000 metre plus barra. That is over 2 kilometres of metre plus barra! With attitudes changing from 'keep all you can' towards catch and release, Ryan has decided to share his extensive knowledge and hopefully inspire people of all ages to get out from behind the computer screen/TV and into the fishing outdoors lifestyle he has spent his life perfecting.
Picture of Ryan Moody
Ryan Moody
Ryan Moody started his fishing career on the reef boats before catching bucket list marlin for the likes of champion heavy tackle angler Johnno Johnson, INXS and the King of Sweden. Branching out in the late 80's to guided barramundi fishing, Ryan has made a name for himself as a Big Barramundi specialist and to date has put clients onto over 2000 metre plus barra. That is over 2 kilometres of metre plus barra! With attitudes changing from 'keep all you can' towards catch and release, Ryan has decided to share his extensive knowledge and hopefully inspire people of all ages to get out from behind the computer screen/TV and into the fishing outdoors lifestyle he has spent his life perfecting.

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