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	Half Hitch Tackle - Fishing Information for Panama City, Destin & Northwest Florida
		While running the marina Half Hitch remained open and was operated by the late Steve Stewart.
		Losing the lease on the marina in the fall of 1978, Capt Put returned to Half Hitch where he was joined by his son Richard.
		In 1984 Half Hitch Tackle expanded to include operating the Dan Russell Pier concessions for the City of Panama City Beach.
	www.halfhitch.com /aboutus.asp (484 words)

	Surgical Knot Tying Guide
		The square knot consists of two mirror-image half hitches, one placed on the other; in contrast to a granny knot, which is made of two identical half hitches.
		The first half is made by crossing the ligature segments; the second by putting the free end through the loop made by the crossing.
		The fact that this first half hitch of the one-handed knot has an alternate method is a clue that it is hard to do and is less controlled than the second mirror-image half hitch.
	www.musc.edu /comsc/Knowledge/webpage/knot/knot.htm (1552 words)

	Free Macrame Projects
		Fold a 1 ½ yard cord in half over the ring at each side, and tie a square knot loop.
		Using groups of 4 cords, skip down ½” and tie 5” of square knots with one group and 5” of half knot twists with the next group, alternating this pattern with each group of 4 until all sinnets are done.
		Using groups of 3 cords, tie 5” of half knot twists.
	www.kingskountry.com /free-macrame-projects.php?page=project&id=38 (604 words)

	Half Hitch - Don Markstein's Toonopedia
		Like most young men at the time, Hank Ketcham, who later became famous as the creator of Dennis the Menace, was a full-time military man. Unlike most, his job processing photos and drawing cartoons for the U.S. Navy left him with his evenings free.
		A former animator, first for Walter Lantz and later for Walt Disney, he used the time to freelance cartoons to civilian magazines, drawing inspiration from the institution he was immersed in by day.
		Half Hitch, a sort of Navy version of George Baker's Sad Sack, but without a name, ran a couple of years in The Saturday Evening Post, starting in 1943.
	www.toonopedia.com /hitch.htm (544 words)

	Knot Games
		Half of each patrol is stationed on each side of a water or other barrier.
		Each patrol is to pull logs or similar items across a space or distance using a timber hitch with a single half hitch for fastening on to the log.
		If half the group is tied, then the competition is to see which half of the group can tie the other half for the longer time.
	members.tripod.com /gtsurber/games-knots.htm (2445 words)

	Knots - Half Hitch Knot
		The Half Hitch is useful when tying off the ends of certain knots when you need to ensure it won't come undone.
		The granny knot will have collapsed into a half hitch so you now have three half hitches, the granny knot will form a hitch that is in reverse to your two half hitches.
		The granny knot should have collapsed into a half hitch that is in the same direction as the two you tied after the granny knot.
	www.theropepeople.com /HalfHitch.html (328 words)

	Half-Hitch Bands - End Finishes Project
		Attractive and durable half-hitch bands, sometimes called Philippine edges, are constructed by forming overlapping half hitches with the warp ends.
		A pair of warps at the left edge of the rug are held taut, straight out from the rug, and the warp just to the right is looped back around them in a half hitch, emerging next to the fabric.
		When one row of half hitches is completed across the width of the rug, a second row can be worked in the same manner, in the same direction.
	www.marlamallett.com /ef-halfh.htm (601 words)

	Knots
		If the ends are knot pull through all the on the last half of the knot, then the knot is called a slippery square knot or a shoestring tie.
		Half Hitch This is the knot to use when you are putting up your tent.
		You are bending the rope and tying a half hitch or a clove hitch around the bends to keep them from coming loose.
	www.angelfire.com /ca4/SnugglyBug/outdoorskills/knots.html (1033 words)

	The Half Hitch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Half Hitches are used for temporarily securing a line to objects such as a ring or eye.
		The half hitch is the smallest and simplest hitch.
		Since a single half hitch may slip easily, care should be taken in cases where it will encounter stress.
	216.18.138.197 /knots/Half_Hitch.asp (65 words)

	fishSA.com - Baiting Hooks - Whole Pilchards with Twin Hooks [Tackle Talk - Hooks]
		One significant factor to keep in mind is, when inserting kirbed or offset hooks like suicides, ensure that the hooks face or point upwards towards the top of the pilchard.
		Securing the pilchard's tail with a half hitch acts as a slip knot, which supports the whole bait as it's cast, but pulls out as soon as enough pressure is applied to break thru the pilchard's thin tail wrist.
		Half hitching the tail also helps to keep the bait firm from potential "pickers".
	www.fishsa.com /hooksbt1.php (188 words)

	Half Hitch
		It is not secure on its own and is usually the beginning of a more elaborate hitch.
		The half hitch is the start of a number of other hitches and is useful all by itself as a temporary attaching knot.
		It will hold against a steady pull on the standing part, especially is a stopper knot like the stevedore's knot or other figure eight knot is put in the end.
	www.scoutxing.com /knots/half_hitch/half_hitch.htm (82 words)

	Welcome to the Online Fly Tyer
		The half hitch knot is very useful when tying off flies.
		A half hitch tool (rear end of most bodkins) or empty pen casing may be used to perform the following steps.
		Place the half hitch tool onto the eye of the hook and slide the knot off the tool and onto the head of the fly.
	www.onlineflytyer.com /halfhitch.asp (97 words)

	techniques - knot knowing
		Like the clove hitch, (see Nekton Archives), this hitch is also used for securing a rope to a spar, or to another rope under strain, when the pull is expected to be from one side or the other.
		An alternative to the round turn and two half hitches - and often used for bending a rope or hawser to the ring of an anchor - it is more suited to a jerking pull but will tend to jam and is not so easily cast off.
		An alternative to the Blackwall hitch - particularly if the rope is at all greasy - it is made by first forming a Blackwall hitch and then taking the underneath part and placing it over the bill of the hook.
	e-nekton.com /archive/edition6/hitches.html (353 words)

	TreeBuzz Board: Half Hitch before Bowline
		The reason we're putting the Half Hitch before the Running Bowline is that the Half Hitch dissipates the load so that it is not the Running Bowline that is taking the full dynamic load, it is the Half Hitch that takes the initial load then it passes into the Running Bowline.
		If the half hitch is only 1' away from the block then there's going to be less force on the rope than for example if the bowline is say 5' away.
		With a half hitch, I tie it such that it is working in the same diretion as the running bowline, so that tightening the half hitch, both before cutting, and in the moment of catching, also tightens the running bowline.
	www.treebuzz.com /forum/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=65204&Main=65053 (1800 words)

	Handcrafted by Elaine - macrame instructions - double half hitch
		The cords should be mounted on a dowel or holding cord, or you may tie an overhand knot in each cord and pin it to your knotting board.
		The half hitch, as used in macramé;, can be thought of as a variation on the knot you use when you start to tie your shoe.
		When making a half hitch, or double half hitch in macramé;, one of the cords is your knot bearer and you will hold that cord tightly and knot the other cord around it.
	www.elainecraft.com /instructions/instruc.dhh.html (571 words)

	Half-Hitch - Definition of Half-Hitch - Horse Encyclopedia
		Technically not a knot but a hitch, used primarily to make other knots.
		Although easy and popular, it is not the safest knot to use with horses.
		When the strain is constant, this hitch is fairly reliable, but it can be difficult to loosen if a horse has thrown its full weight onto the line.
	www.horseandridergear.com /encyclopedia/half-hitch.aspx (120 words)

	Ring Hitch Knot History
		The half hitch, when made through fabric around a slit for the purpose of preventing the reeving of the cut threads, may be called a buttonhole knot (or stitch).
		The half hitch when made and turned (i.e., transferred to the carrier) is the true tatting knot.
		When an alternate pair of half hitches (an 'S' or left half hitch followed by a 'Z' or right half hitch) is made and transferred to the carrier, you have what looks like a ring hitch, but owing to the transfer, is a true tatting 'double knot or double stitch'.
	www.tribbler.com /tatman/ring-hitch.html (465 words)

	Handcrafted by Elaine - macrame instructions - double half hitch
		The cords should be mounted on a dowel or holding cord, or you may tie an overhand knot in each cord and pin it to your knotting board.
		The half hitch, as used in macramé;, can be thought of as a variation on the knot you use when you start to tie your shoe.
		When making a half hitch, or double half hitch in macramé;, one of the cords is your knot bearer and you will hold that cord tightly and knot the other cord around it.
	www.handcraftedbyelaine.com /instructions/instruc.dhh.html (571 words)

	Roper's Knot Pages - Hitches
		The two half hitches is used for tieing a rope with a right-angle pull to a pole or ring.
		The Buntline Hitch is (was) used to tie a buntline to a square sail.
		But is is inferior to the Tautline Hitch The only reason I have included it in the elementary hitches is because its topology places it there.
	www.realknots.com /knots/hitches.htm (1091 words)

	half hitch - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "half hitch" is defined.
		half hitch : Encarta® World English Dictionary, North American Edition [home, info]
		half hitch : Compact Oxford English Dictionary [home, info]
	www.onelook.com /?w=half+hitch (181 words)

	Hitches
		The Tarbuck Knot and the Tautline Hitch (Midshipman's Hitch) are also good slide-and-grip knots, but in my experience they are not as easy to dress and set as the Adjustable Grip Hitch, and they don't seem to grip as well.
		The Fisherman's Bend is actually a hitch, not a bend (a "bend" is a knot which is used to tie two ends of rope together, such as the Fisherman's Knot).
		This is a common hitch which is sometimes used in other hitches such as the Back Hand Hitch, the Clove Hitch, the Constrictor Knot, the Fisherman's Bend, and the Round Turn and Two Half Hitches.
	www.layhands.com /Knots/Knots_Hitches.htm (2558 words)

	The Rolling Hitch (Taut Line Hitch)
		Description: The Rolling Hitch (ABOK # 1735, p 298) attaches a rope (usually smaller) to another (usually larger) when the line of pull is almost parallel.
		As soon as the the 'tuck' is made the knot is stable and functions as an "Awning Hitch" (picture on left, ABOK # 1798, p 304).
		Even as the second turn is tucked "up" into the correct place, the major strain is taken and the final half hitch can be tied with less urgency.
	www.animatedknots.com /rollinghitchboating/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com (958 words)

	Design A Dream Catcher
		To begin the next row of the web, start tying half hitches in the middle of the cord already attached (instead of around the ring itself).
		Continue tying half hitches in the same manner until the opening in the center is the desired size.
		Tip: To make a half hitch knot take the cord up from the front side through the inside of the top of the ring, loop over the top of the ring, come back and loop under the string that is hanging down and repeat for the next loop.
	www.michaels.com /art/online/projectsheet?pid=k00232 (438 words)

	Learn how to tie Macramé Braids and Chains. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tie a half hitch with the knotting cord, now switch cords and tie another half hitch with the holding cord on the knotting cord.
		It is the same to tie, but just tie a double half hitch for each knot.
		Tie a half hitch with one knotting cord, now another half hitch with the other knotting cord.
	www.knotingwork.com /Pages/knots/braids_chains.html (635 words)

	Blackwall hitch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The flwall hitch is a simple half hitch over a hook.
		It is used when the rope and hook are of equal size and is likely to slip if subjected to more than ordinary strain.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/bl/Blackwall%20hitch.htm (64 words)

	Field & Stream - The Total Outdoorsman Challenge
		You may know the basic working knots (half hitch, double half hitch, slipknot, bowline), but the true outdoorsman needs to move up to the next level of expertise.
		Once you have real facility with this hitch, you should be able to tie it in a few seconds, even in the dark.
		Also called the waggoneer's or pulley hitch, this is a "tension hitch," great for cinching down a load and for maintaining or adjusting any kind of tight line.
	www.fieldandstream.com /fieldstream/challenge/strongties.html (470 words)

	Hitches
		Uses: Used effectively to form many other knots but is unreliable as a hitch used on its own.
		Instructions: 1) After coming around the post, make an underhand loop (the loop goes under the standing part - attached or long end of the line.) 2) Bring the bitter end (free end) up over the standing part and through the eye which you created.
		Notes: This hitch is actually an overhand knot tied around or through an object.
	www.bsatroop542.org /Knots_HalfHitch.htm (86 words)

	How to Tie a Cleat
		on the dock (it had a half hitch), then went aft to release the stern.
		hitch had pulled tight and could not be budged, exacerbated by the skipper
		one, I was taught, is the round turn and two half hitches.
	www.islander36.org /cleats.html (965 words)

	Knot Knowledge - Tautline Hitch
		The Tautline Hitch is an adjustable knot that is commonly used for tensioning guy lines, such as on a tent.
		Since the Tautline Hitch is tied to its own standing part, the rope must be able to slide around the object it is secured to for it to be adjustable.
		This knot is known as the Rolling Hitch when, instead of being tied around its standing part, it is tied around another rope, spar, or cylindrical object.
	www.iland.net /~jbritton/tautlinehitch.htm (207 words)

	Round Turn and Two Half Hitches
		A Round Turn and Two Half Hitches (ABOK # 1720, p 296) is ideal for attaching a mooring line to a dock post or ring.
		It is not uncommon to see an additional one (or more!) half hitches - either to make the knot more secure or to use up any excess line.
		If you start the first half hitch with the bitter end passing away from you above the rope, then do the same with the next (and the next).
	www.animatedknots.com /roundturn/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com (415 words)

	Double Half hitch
		The double half hitch is used to tie a loop that will slip in the end of a line.
		To tie the double half hitch, pass the line around something and tie a half hitch around the standing part of the line, and then in the same direction tie another half hitch.
		If you tie the second half hitch in the opposite direction as the first, you will have two half hitches, but not a Double Half hitch.
	www.sailingtexas.com /Movies/Knots/DoubleHalf/doublehalf.html (179 words)

	OutdoorsBest Forums: Half Hitches for Durability
		Sometimes I'll throw a half hitch before moving on to the next step, especially if I'm going to walk away for a bit or am too lazy to use the bobbin holder.
		A half hitch is a simple overhand knot which is placed over the hook shank.
		There is no comparison in the security of a half hitch, and a whip finish.
	outdoorsbest.zeroforum.com /zerothread?id=579580 (4122 words)

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