Dorking & District Angling Society
Founded 1905
DOUBLE OVERHAND KNOT
Double up the line and then form a loop
Pass the end through the loop to form a knot
Pass the end through the loop again, forming a double knot.
Wet the knot (as with all monofilament knots) and pull tight forming a small loop about 3/4 of an inch long. Trim off the excess line.
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