P List of Knot

Parcel Knots: How to tie a Parcel using a Noose Knot, followed by a Crossing Knot, and finished with a Square (Reef) Knot.

Butcher's Knot: The Butcher's Knot provides a rapid way to tie meat for roasting or salting.

Palomar: The Palomar Knot is used to attach a fish hook to a line. A loop is passed through the eye, an overhand knot is tied with the loop which is then passed over the hook.

Parcel Knots: How to tie a Parcel using a Noose Knot, followed by a Crossing Knot, and finished with a Square (Reef) Knot.

Perfection Loop: The Perfection Loop creates a small loop which is in line with the standing part of the leader or tippet.

Pile Hitch: The Pile Hitch provides a quick and easy way to attach a line to a mooring pole.

Poacher's Knot: The Poacher's Knot makes a very secure loop in the end of a piece of rope and is useful with modern high modulus ropes.

Cobra Knot: The Cobra Knot creates a neat lanyard. It is commonly used in military shoulder lanyards.

Trucker's Hitch (Lorry, Haymaker's, Harvester's): The Trucker's Hitch is used to secure a load or a tarpaulin down to a hook or other fixed point. It provides a three to one purchase which makes it easier to tighten the rope and reduces the strain on the final knot.

Pratt or Shelby Necktie: One of the simpler ties but starts with tie inside out. It makes an excellent symmetrical knot.

Prusik Knot or Triple Sliding Hitch: The Prusik is a symmetrical Slide and Grip (friction) knot. The same number of turns lie above and below the loop. Load can be taken in either direction.

Prusik Knot or Triple Sliding Hitch: The Prusik is a symmetrical Slide and Grip (friction) knot. The same number of turns lie above and below the loop. Load can be taken in either direction.

Purcell Prusik System: The Purcell Prusik System is compossed of adjustable loops based on Prusik loopa