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![]() Oh no, Bob's gonna be jealous; after reading about Bob's near purchase of a chrome anchor I said to myself, "I must get one of them, something Bob doesn't have!" Well I found this most beautiful chrome 7.5Kg Bruce and immediately purchased it. Can you imagine my disappointment when I discovered that it isn't in fact chrome at all, but rather highly polished stainless steel! Rats! On a more serious note, I am beginning to detest the ubiquitous Danforth. These anchors may be great in sand and mud, but they are an abomination if the mud is sprouting much in the way of weeds, or if the mud is sticky clay. You may get the anchor to set when you first lower it, but if you swing and it upsets the chances of it resetting is somewhere between slim and none. The flukes become fouled with either mud and or weeds and the thing just skates across the bottom. Cheers Marty |
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