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1 point to you Doug.
The local Star sailors here still do it. I've never done it myself, I usually start with the bitter end and let it fall randomly, and only had one easly to clear snag using that method. I might consider it in fresh water. I'd prefer to keep my lines clean and dry. Have you ever used that method? Bart DSK wrote N1EE wrote: What do some sailboat racers throw overboard just before the leeward mark? The tail of the spinnaker halyard. Bart, you may be showing your age (and mine) here. This was failry common about 40 years ago, and I don't recall seeing anybody do it for about 20. The idea was to shake the tangle out and control the speed of the douse. Fresh Breezes Doug King |
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