During an end-for-end jibe, the pole is
disconnected from the mast, and disconnected from the sail. Free from the
sail, the pole hangs from the topping lift. The end that was hooked to
the mast is then connected to the spinnaker sheet and the end that was
hooked to the spinnaker guy is hooked to the mast. 
This system requires a bridle for the topping
lift so that trimming is not required during the jibe. The pole should
be attached to the mast with the jaws up.
The steps for an end-to-end jibe are as follows:
1. When the skipper calls for a jibe, the
bowman gets in position at the windward side of the mast.
2. As the jibe starts, either the downhaul
or guy is eased to facilitate removing the pole from the mast.
3. The sheet is brought in close to the shroud
where the foredeck crew can grab it.
4. The boat is turned dead downwind.
5. When the skipper calls “Jibe ho!” the pole
is disconnected from the mast.
5. The guy is released from the end of the
pole.
6. The old sheet is connected to the end of
the pole that was on the mast.
7. The pole is pushed out and forward on the
new windward side.
8. The pole is attached to the mast and the
mastman yells “Made!”
9. The cockpit crew trims the spinnaker to
the wind.
