RINGS MADE FROM RECYCLED MONOFILAMENT LINE & NETS STRAIGHT FROM THE WATER
We are committed to cleaning our waters, saving the animals who live in it and spreading awareness about the negative effects of un recycled monofilament line. Blood Knot Ring’s design allows us to use unwanted line, nets, and other monofilament to make our ring forms, which are made out of 100% recycled monofilament.
Many coastal birds, horseshoe crabs, sea turtles, and marine mammals are injured or killed each year as the result of becoming tangled in fishing line and its associated hooks and tackle that have been improperly disposed of along beaches or thrown over from boats into the water.
HANDCRAFTED RECYCLED MONOFILAMENT RINGS
THE STORY OF THE BLOOD KNOT
A blood knot is the union of two pieces of line tied together to make as one. The Blood Knot Ring signifies the bond we have with nature and the love we have for each other. From the Great Lakes to the Florida Coasts, Bobby, Founder BKR, saw an astonishing amount of un recycled fishing line along the shore line and found himself routinely picking it up and cleaning the waters. Being a creative thinker and a voice for sustainability he would find a way to recycle the line into something we could wear instead of filling up more landfills or harming more animals with the plastic. He is working directly with organizations to spread awareness about proper disposal of monofilament line and helping to create a more accessible way for people to dispose their line.
Wear it so they don't have to...
Monofilament is not biodegradable and can last hundreds of years depending on environmental conditions. Because it is thin and often clear, it is very difficult for birds and animals to see. They can easily become entangled resulting in injury, drowning, strangulation, or starvation.
Mono and all other fishing lines are a hazard to marine wildlife because they are mostly clear and animals can become entangled in them. They can even ingest the line and die.
RECYCLE YOUR LINE HERE
Keep our waters clean & recycle your line. Looking for a place to recycle your used or unwanted fishing line? Mail us your line for free! Remember to real, remove & recycle!
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