That is why i stack a 'biner full, so lines can't work around, also; used to climb on screw lox, so used that bulk to impede the gate opening when loaded.
In a modified D i have made big enough bowline eye to girth onto the 'biner; but didn't like the way it looked for some reason.
i use the same bowline all day to carry and rig the rigging line.
Snapping 'biners and slings into it all day, sometimes for multiple cuts at once. i also keep a 'biner in the eye of it, for: carrying, throw weight and threading in "1/2hitch w/running 'biner" type lacings on load (would be running bowline, but 'biner as final choking ring is reuasable-open/closable/locking ring) etc. So, i have complete confi-dance in this double/roundturn/mountaineering/super bowline for max./increased strength/security ease of tying/untying (i use slip knot method to lace both rings easily), then backed up further with the Yosemite tie off instead of a stopper knot (who's need is lessened by the 2 choking rings). Then for all that work in and out of the eye of the bowline with 'biners all day, really, really appreciate the eye being clear and clean, becasue of the way that the Yosemite folds it back, chokes it, and keeps it out of the way; keeping eye very open and ready.
The combination of the 2 ring bowline and Yosemite tie off also yield another important aspect. From "On Rope" Padgett and Smith (excellent #16201) i got a respect for knot inspection, buddy knot inspection etc. Our moutnaineering bros. seem to go towards the fig. 8 family of knots (that take less loading to be troublesome IMAO); for ez id of knots; i think that this combo makes the knot more symetrical and more immediately, easily identifiable and checkable; esp. reusing the same knot all day in many ways and journies. So to my TDS program i expanded to Tie, Dress, Set and Inspect.
Every day we untie all knots and relax the lines, all this allowing easier threading with throwline, diffrent loading/wear point, adj. size etc. in our temporary eye in trade off for the higher strength of a permanent eye splice.
The bowline has been long touted as "The King of Knots"; its simplicity, strength, and grace in not jamming and utility is quite a ballet. To me this knot i use and sliding it in with slip knot has become what looks right, anb definitely an improvement over the basic style. The king knot probably deserves it's own thread; examing the fine diffrence betwixt it and its close relative the sheet bend and how simply they both employ a 1/2 hitch for their magic.....
P.S. i like anchor bend as long as it is dry; wet is tough too loosen; but still breferr double bowline with Y tie off as temporary eye for termination and utility, especially with 'biner in the eye.
