Step 1: Cut plenty of line so you have enough to work with
Step 2: Create a "U" at the halfway point and thread it thru the bolt snap
Step 3: Loop it over the top of the boltsnap and then snug it up
Step 2: Create a "U" at the halfway point and thread it thru the bolt snap
Step 3: Loop it over the top of the boltsnap and then snug it up
Step 4: Thread the two loose ends through or around whatever you want to connect
Step 5: Wrap it around again
Step 6: Now clean it up and tighten it up
Step 5: Wrap it around again
Step 6: Now clean it up and tighten it up
Step 7: Split the ends and go around the middle point between the boltsnap and the attached item and tie a normal overhand knot. You are synching things together. Tighten it as hard as you can as the line will stretch a little bit when it gets wet. Really yank on it!
Step 8: Go around the other side and do the same thing
Note: You should now have two overhand knots, one on either side of the bolt snap and inbetween the boltsnap and the item.
Step 9: Add a second overhand knot that goes the opposite direction of what you did before. If you did right over left...then do left over right.
Step 8: Go around the other side and do the same thing
Note: You should now have two overhand knots, one on either side of the bolt snap and inbetween the boltsnap and the item.
Step 9: Add a second overhand knot that goes the opposite direction of what you did before. If you did right over left...then do left over right.
Step 10: Trim the line VERY close to the knot
Step 11: Burn/Melt the line until it touches the knot and then "smash" the flame out so that the melted part of the line oozes into the knot...locking it in place.
Step 11: Burn/Melt the line until it touches the knot and then "smash" the flame out so that the melted part of the line oozes into the knot...locking it in place.
