Definitions

1. The anchor bend is typically used to tie a anchor to the anchor rope or the line that is attaching to the anchor or boat.
2. The Anchor Bend is a knot used for attaching a rope to a ring or similar termination. (Web site)
3. The anchor bend is a simple knot, and very strong and secure.
4. The Anchor Bend is a modification of Two half hitches. (Web site)
5. The anchor bend is used in situations where you don't want the line to become untied.

Boat Anchors

1. The knot used most often to attach a new line to boat anchors is called an Anchor Bend.

Bitter End

1. To an anchor bend: Make two parallel turns trough the ring (or around the post.) Next, bring the bitter end up, over the two loops and pass it through them. (Web site)

Clove Hitch

1. Its relation to the clove hitch is similar to the anchor bend 's relation to the round-turn-and-two-half-hitches.

Half Hitch

1. The add half hitch is an extension of the Anchor Bend or Anchor Knot, simply adding extra security to an already very reliable knot.

Half Hitches

1. Pawson shows a Round Turn and Two Half Hitches (132), a Fisherman’s or Anchor Bend (134), a Palomar Knot (154), and a knot for snelling a hook (156). (Web site)

Rope

1. The Anchor Bend can be used to attach a rope to a carabiner or ring.

Tie

1. Tie a half hitch around the end of the anchor bend with the extra foot of line for added security.
2. To tie an anchor bend: Make two parallel turns through the ring (or around the post).

Carrick Bend

1. This version of the carrick bend is also called the full carrick bend, anchor bend, or.
2. Covers common boating knots including the Anchor bend, the Carrick bend, the Buntline hitch, and several variations of the Bowline.

Knot

1. An anchor bend knot is used to connect an anchor to the anchor rope or to the line that is attached to either the anchor or boat. (Web site)
2. Wrap the leftover end of the rope once completely around the anchor rope and away from the anchor bend knot.
3. This is called an anchor bend knot or an anchor knot and is reliable as is for small craft.

Anchor

1. Anchor Bend Knot: A type of hitching knot, the anchor bend is used to secure a rope to an anchor or a ring. (Web site)
2. Anchor Bend (also known as Fisherman's Bend): Typical way to fasten an anchor line to the ring of an anchor.
3. The anchor bend knot is used in boating to tie the rope to the anchor. (Web site)

Anchor Bend

1. Anchor Bend This knot is used to secure a rope or a line to an anchor. (Web site)
2. You can tie the anchor bend onto another line, a carabiner or a ring.
3. Anchor Knot or Anchor Bend with Half Hitch The Anchor Bend or Anchor Knot with Half Hitch is a secure, reliable knot for most types of ropes and lines.

Categories

1. Anchor
2. Water Sports > Sailing > Knots > Carrick Bend
3. Half Hitch
4. Knot
5. Fisherman's Bend
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