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"Gogarty" wrote in message ... I agree with all of the above. I recall traying to anchor in ten feet of water, a sand bottom and a strong current with a Fortress. Took 300 feet of rode before it would bite. Our primary is a Delta 35. Never fails. Backup is a Fortress 23 and also a lunch hook a Fortress 11. The 11 will hold the boat very well if it sets. Yes, of course it will. But to drop anchor and hold your breath to see if it will set is no way to go even for a lunch hook |
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