Tie the bowline knot for boating

Tie the bowline knot for boating

One of the most useful knots you can know is the bowline boating knot. The bowline forms a secure loop that will not jam and it easy to tie and untie. Form an eye in the rope with the standing part of the rope running underneath. Run the free end up through the eye making a loop below the eye. Take a turn around the standing part and feed the free end back down unto the eye and hold there. Pull standing part to tighten down the boating bowline knot. Hope this instructional boating knot video helps! Pass it on to your fellow boater friends.

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