double fisherman's knot
The double fisherman's knot is a reliable knot used to join two lengths of rope or fishing line. It is particularly popular among climbers and anglers for its strength and security. The knot is created by tying two simple fisherman's knots, one for each line, which interlock to form a strong connection.
To tie a double fisherman's knot, take the end of one line and wrap it around the other line twice, then pass it through the loop created. Repeat this process with the second line. Finally, pull both lines to tighten the knot, ensuring a secure bond suitable for various applications in fishing and climbing.