Shipwright Louis Sauzedde shows us a few ways to tie a Bowline as well as the many different uses of this famous knot.

Bow boat knot. The Bowline pronounced Boh-lin knot is a boating essential and is used to tie a piece of line securely around an object. Most notably it is easy to untie after being subjected to a load. Makes reliable bulky stopper knot in the end of a rope.

It can withstand an immense amount of pressure but is still very easy to untie. So bow pudding is essentially a fender for the bow. Make sure the right.

Secure hitch originally used to join buntlines to square sails. The Bowline On A Bight Knot is a tie-in knot thats designed to create two fixed-sized loops o a length of rope. Image of moor boat knot - 29012619.

For example the Buntline Hitch was used to secure buntline to the foot of the sails on square-rigged ships. It has the virtues of being both easy to tie and untie. Be sure to wrap both these turns around the end of your thumb or finger.

Make a loop on one side. Create an X with your laces by placing the left lace on top of the right lace. Tying a Tassel Knot 1.

If you can tie a crown knot you can make these. Take the left lace in your left hand and the right lace in your right hand. Watch boat reviews how to videos fishing tips and boating destinations in Australia and New Zealand with our trailer trips.