Mathematicians have solved a decades-old problem in knot theory, discovering that linking two knots together can actually produce a knot that is easier to untie – the opposite of what was expected ...

More than 600 Wood County 4-H members participated in the 4-H non-livestock judging on Tuesday, July 8, at the Wood County Jr ...

More than 160 teenage fishers and their families will come together today in Sydney’s inner west to celebrate their passion for fishing as part of a NSW Government and TikTok push to get more ...

Audria Ruscitti took being cooped up during COVID and focused her energy on cooking. Her semiweekly column features a ...

Homemade wind chimes are easier than you think! This sea glass DIY is perfect for adding a touch of color and calm to your ...

Knot the two loose ends behind your back, just as you would for a classic triangle scarf top style. Take the corner in front and pull the bottom end up and under the scarf.

Fly fishers in Caldwell County joined together at the Patterson School Foundation Saturday for a Tie-a-thon to tie flies for use in charity and education. Twenty four tiers attended to the event ...

Just like any outdoor enthusiast, you need to be equipped with vital skills, and knottology is one of the most important.

Three high schoolers and their mentor revisited a century-old theorem to prove that all knots can be found in a fractal called the Menger sponge.

The alpine butterfly knot is more than just a pretty name for an ingenious loop with multiple uses. Here's how to tie our favorite knot in five quick steps.

Before tying the knot, learn where this phrase really came from and the true "tie the knot" meaning.

The Alberto knot is great for connecting your line to leader. It can withstand big, aggressive fish in both freshwater and saltwater. Here's how to tie it.