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Surgeon’s End Loop The popularity of the Surgeon’s End Loop lies in its simplicity as well as its strength. Two overhand knots with doubled line and you’re done!

Surgeon’s End Loop

1. Double the end of the line and tie a loose overhand knot.
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2. Pass end of loop through the knot again..
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3. Hold the standing line and tag end and pull the loop to tighten the knot. Clip tag end close..
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