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Used to tow or to hoist a pole. Note: There should be 3 twists of the rope before the rope is secured in the original loop.

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Used to make a loop in a line that will slide but not slip. Good for clothes lines or tent stakes.

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To tie two lines of the same thickness together. Also known as the reef knot. Light duty; simple, but not too durable. "Right over left, then left over right."

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Used to tie two lines of unequal diameter so that they will stay tied. It is a strong knot.

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Used to fasten the end of a rope after it has been looped around something, like a post or through a ring.

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Used to tie two thin lines of the same thickness together such as fishing line.

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Fisherman's Knot & Double Fisherman's Knot

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a type of stopper knot. It is very important in both sailing and rock climbing as a method of stopping ropes from running out of retaining devices.

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Used to temporarily fasten a line around a pole. Be careful, it can slip.

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To make a loop in a line that will never slip, jam, or fail.

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How to Tie the Most Useful Knot in the World (Bowline)