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On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 15:33:46 -0500, rhys wrote:
Hence the term "lunch". In my case, that's a 15 lb Danforth on 7 to 1 scope, with a 5/8" nylon rode. My main anchor is a 15 kg. Bruce on 200 feet of nylon with 20 feet of chain and a kedge if necessary and a big old yachtsman's if something goes wrong and I drop the Danforth (which is an alternate stern anchor). My boat's 33 feet and 10,000 lbs. loaded. Why the hell would you leave the boat when you've got just the "lunch" hook deployed? Leaving the boat implies "shore hook" or "every hook because I'm not aboard to check my anchors" . I started with a 23' sloop and used an anchor rated for your boat. I have never dragged and I have slept through several storms in comfort. |