Three Single Loop Knots | Eskimo Bowstring Loop | Slipped Loop | Improved Englishman's Loop | Nots

1. Eskimo Bowstring Loop Knot (Abok#1019)
ESKIMO BOWSTRING Loop KNOT from an ethnological report Washington, 1892). The same knot is given in Diderot's Encyclopedia of 1762 as a WEAVER'S KNOT for a loom adjustment. The knot is also employed by anglers. Its merit is that the length of the loop is easily altered, when necessary after the knot has been tied.
2. A Slipped Loop (Abok#1020)
A SLIPPED Loop is used by anglers so that a leader does not jam and is easily removed.
3. An Improved Englishman's Loop ( Abok#1022)
An improved ENGLISHMAN'S Loop (see: 1039). It is strong and handsome but cumbersome. It may be untied by separating the two knots of which it is composed and then capsizing them one at a time.

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