| The Surgeon's Loop is a quick and easy way to put a loop in the end of a line. It's tied in the same manner as the Surgeon's Knot. |
| 1) Double the end of the line to form a loop, and then tie an overhand knot at the base of the double line. |
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| 2) Leaving the loop open, bring the double line through once more. |
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| 3) Hold the standing line and tag end, and pull the loop to tighten the knot. You can adjust the loop size by shifting the loose knot before tightening.
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| 4) Clip the tag end. |
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