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On 5/10/2015 8:23 AM, Flying Pig wrote:
We also have a Fortress 37 KD and in a bag, along with the 50'/150 5/16G40 chain/1"MegaBraid bag. We've never deployed it. Two larger-than-dinghy (maybe 25#) Danforth-style have been used in the past when we've wanted to not swing with the current, as dual stern anchors. We had to tighten the lines from time to time, but they were OK to the purpose. L8R Skip, off Fowl Cay National Park I had a Fortress but found it'd plane in a current on its way down on occasion. It was rather odd seeing an anchor not head straight or almost straight down. I think mine was a 23 or about 15 lbs. I am going entirely by memory. It worked well and would have been a boon if I ever had to row an anchor out. Heck, I could almost swim this one out if needed (never tried). My guess is your 37 would be highly effective in the bottoms that Danforth style anchors work best in. Given you're in the Bahamas, doesn't anybody use a Bahamian moor to limit boat swing? --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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