5 excellent self-tightening knots that you might not know about. Suitable for ALL occasions

This video contains 5 knots, such as: “Fox Knot”, “Hail Knot”, “Picket Knot”, “Gaff Knot”, “Pike Knot”.
1. “Lisel knot” On sailing ships, lisels were additional sails that were placed on each side of straight sails on special spar trees - lisel-spirits. This knot was used to lace the fox curtains to the fox rail. Although the foil knot is no longer used in the navy, it can be used to attach a cable to a round spar.
2. “Halfie knot” On a sailing ship, straight sails, which were placed between the topsail yard and the lower yardarm, were called topsails. Depending on which mast the sail belonged to, it was called 'main-topsail' on the mainmast or 'fore-topsail' on the foremast. The gear used to raise the yards of these sails was called the main-marsa-halyard and fore-marsa-halyard. These tackles were attached to the yard with a halyard knot. Like the fox knot, the halyard knot is considered a reliable sea knot. It can serve a good purpose in our everyday life.
3. “Falley knot” This knot is somewhat reminiscent of a bleached knot, although its pattern is different. It can be used for the same purposes. Apparently, it got its name from the fact that they used it to tie a cable to the risers when making pickets.
4. “Gaff Knot” The name itself already indicates that it is from the family of sea knots. In our time, it has already been forgotten, apparently because the need for it has disappeared. You can always use it in everyday life when the need arises to quickly attach a cable to some cylindrical object.
5. “Pike knot” Used to attach the cable to cylindrical objects. The pike knot is much simpler than the halyard knot.
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