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Wayne.B wrote: On Tue, 9 Oct 2007 09:37:25 -0700, "Capt. JG" wrote: Really? Wow... the mooring balls around here are pretty hefty... not much chance of moving one with a boat hook. Exactly, especially on a boat with high freeboard forward like a trawler. There is another solution using a large snap hook like a carbiner. Attach a line to the snap hook large enough to hold the boat for a while; Tape the snap hook to the end of a boat hook using one or two wraps of masking tape; Reach out and snap the hook onto the top of the mooring ball; Give the boat hook a yank to break away the masking tape; At your leisure you can use the dinghy to rig a permanent mooring line and detach the snap hook. Net cost: zero for most folks. Sure... there are lots of solutions. The HH solution works fine, as do others. I've seen people do the upside down skyhook too. |
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