How to Tie a Bowline Knot - Step-by-Step Guide & Visual Reference #3909476 (License: Personal Use)

This detailed illustration shows a properly tied bowline knot using a textured brown rope, highlighting the critical components: the standing part, the loop (or "rabbit hole"), and the working end ("rabbit out of the hole"). The knot features a non-slip, fixed loop ideal for securing loads or creating anchor points. Its structure ensures reliability under tension while remaining easy to untie after use.

Commonly used in sailing, mountaineering, camping, and emergency rescue operations; this image supports instructional content where users seek visual confirmation of correct knot formation and technique.