When being recalled during a rope-guided search, you should:

The correct approach during a rope-guided search, when being recalled, is to reverse your direction on the line and proceed directly back to the point of entry. This method ensures that you stay oriented and can retrace your steps efficiently along the rope, which is critical in low visibility situations. The rope serves as a reliable reference point, guiding you safely back.

Reversing your direction enables you to follow the line you initially traveled, allowing you to avoid getting lost or disoriented in the environment. By proceeding directly to the point of entry, you can effectively manage your exit without unnecessary detours or complications. This technique is especially important in scenarios with potential hazards where maintaining awareness of your surroundings is vital.

This method maximizes the safety of the rescuer and enhances the efficacy of the search by ensuring that all areas along the search path are covered as you return, reducing the likelihood of missing critical search areas.