What Jimi said. If you do one half hitch, then reverse the second half
hitch it becomes a Timber hitch, used in attaching a line to a log when
pulling it out of the woods. I always reverse the second half hitch when
tying a fly. It makes a bullet proof knot or end of my thread tie off. I
use it a lot also in different places in tying a fly if I want the
strength.
Denny
On 6/24/2013 7:23 PM, Jimi AKA Desert Eagle wrote:
A continues set of half hitches becomes a "French Spiral Hitch", used
as Fancy Work on boats and ships, like on a handrail.
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