How to Tie the Crabbers Knot - Noose or Fixed Loop Knot - A Little Easier than the Capstan Knot @KnottingKnots
How to Tie the Crabbers Knot - Noose or Fixed Loop Knot - A Little Easier than the Capstan Knot  @KnottingKnots
Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
How to Tie the Crabbers Knot - Noose or Fixed Loop Knot - Just the Knot Less Chat
The Crabber's Knot also known as the Crossed Running Knot. The great thing about the Crabber's Knot, is that it is easy to tie. As you create your knot you are going round in two loops, weaving the working end over and under all the way around. Once you have created the knot, it starts off as a slip knot, or noose knot. However, once you have the desired size of loop you want at the end of your line, as sharp tug on the working end and bottom part of the loop, will turn this into a fixed loop knot.
Introduction to Crabber's Knot 00:00
Tying the Crabber's Knot 00:44
Slow Motion Tying the Crabber's Knot 02:28
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