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Scott Vernon
 
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Then why bother?

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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Depends on who's on the dock... I was thinking Nutsy...



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I was going to say a 5# mushroom anchor launched like an olympic hammer
throw would cover 50 to 60 feet quite easily I think.
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Katy is on the right track but a knot isn't,t the way to go. 5/8" is
kind of heavy to be heaving but a pipe wrench or some other handy
weighted object tied to the end will increase distance and accuracy.

I've used a boat fender to send a line across the water way in our
marina. I still used the two separate coils. The fender works well
because it doesn't sink and can be grabbed with a boat hook

Ole Thom



 
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