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14-Dec-2018, 5:09 AM
Bend Bulletin article on book
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12-Dec-2018, 3:10 AM
Knot It! new knot book by NetKnots.
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08-Mar-2017, 4:22 PM
This 30 second tie is one you should not miss out on!
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14-Dec-2016, 12:08 PM
A very cool article about NASA's use of knots on the Mars lander Curiosity. The incredible blending of ancient human knowledge (knots) with the most advanced human technology!
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20-Apr-2016, 5:11 AM
Netknots hits front page of Reddit.com and server goes down from traffic overload. Apparently they call that the Hug of Death - too much internet love for the server to handle. Pretty cool, wish our server could have handled it though!
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07-Jan-2015, 10:35 AM
The move of Pro-Knot from California to Oregon is covered in this article
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18-Aug-2014, 2:27 PM
Getting its name from dock workers known as stevedores, the Stevedore Stopper Knot is bulky enough to keep the end of a rope from running through block and tackle. Give it a try next time you need a good stopper knot.
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15-Aug-2014, 9:49 PM
Most all flyfishermen will readily admit that "Indicator Fishing" is productive. After all, the fish spend most of their time on the bottom of a stream or river and an indicator rig
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12-Aug-2014, 3:41 PM
There are many opportunities to use Loop to Loop connections in fishing and it is wise to do so when you can.
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08-Aug-2014, 8:51 AM
All Scouts learn to tie the Tautline Hitch. It is a wonderful knot that allows for the adjustment of length or tension on an fixed line, such as a laundry line or tent guy line. However, The Midshipman's Hitch offers a more secure knot and some other benefits. Check it out!

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