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knot
(redirected from surgeon's knot)

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Bundles of about eight-plus inches are made by double wrapping with a single strand of twine (save these during the winter in an old box), tied with a constrictor knot or surgeon's knot.
They act "just like they're in surgery; they have to put in a stitch with a curved needle, tie a surgeon's knot and cut the stitch with suture scissors.
If you've ever tried to duplicate a knot presented in one of those complimentary but all-too-often dinky and hard-to-decipher handouts provided at tackle shops, you'll appreciate the clarity of the step-by-step images of such angling necessities as the clinch knot, Palomar knot, dropper loop and surgeon's knot.
 
 
 
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