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On Fri, 9 Jul 2010 00:10:22 -0700, "nom=de=plume"

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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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On Thu, 8 Jul 2010 17:01:12 -0700, "nom=de=plume"

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As to my suggestion... planning in advance, attach a send line

Usually called a trip line.

Ok a trip line. Add a pulley and a line that is long enough.

Add a pulley, aka, block where ?



Here you go... obviously this is not to scale, but I think you'll
get the idea. More than one fender could be lowered, and in the
drawing, the anchor marker is already on board.

http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/7...rretrieval.png

All you have to do is to have the marker attached to a line that
already goes through a block at the anchor. You could even leave it
as a light line, then if there's a problem, tie a heavier line to
the lighter line and pull it through to the point where you could
attach a fender.

Another option (not sure if it's really workable) would be to have
a CO2 cartridge ready at the anchor... you pull the float line, and
pop! My inflatable vest claims 36 lbs. of lift... something like
that..., but I still think the multiple fender option would work
better.


All you have to do is figger a way to keep the anchor from spinnin
on the way down, for obvious reasons,


Spinning?? What's that got to do with retrieval? The fender wouldn't
be attached until you need it. Are you stupid or what.


Actually it's you that's stupid. The trip line could and probably
would get twisted around the rode rendering the whole getup useless as
tits on a bull. Get it now dummy.


What are you talking about??? Are you now claiming that a buoy line
marking your anchor position is going to make the anchor spin?

Looks like you're the one who's got the tits on a bull.

Yes, you're a dummy.



Didn't see any bouy line or bouy in your drawing. I see a fender, a
block, and a trip line attached to the crown of an anchor. What gives
with that contraption ? I'm mystified.


Well, look again. Next time read the text also.

Don't need to look again. Bouy lines (markers) are dropped to mark the
location of abandoned ground tackle. Don't see that in your drawing.
Aparently you didn't comprehend what you googled on the subject. At any
rate you don't have the imagination to dream up a plausable fix to your
hypothetical situation.
You are simply a young, imature gasbag who would turn any conversation
into an arguement.


You're a moron. You don't need to read it again, because it flew right over
your mostly empty head.

You're the moron who started arguing. So, keep at it. Maybe it'll make you
look more like a man in your own eyes.