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I was taught the fishermans when I used to sail. The reasoning is that it offers a flat surface to the pulley. On a yacht if you've ever tried to get a figure eight out of a deck mounted pulley at 30+ degrees being washed about the scuppers you never use it again.

 

Also taught to leave at least 12-18" of tail so that if it does get jammed you can get several hands or another length of rope onto it.

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