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![]() riverman wrote: I found that, unless I actually tied off at the bow ring of the boat, the boat was free to slide back and forth along the rope. I tie off at the bow ring with a bowline, run the line down to one end of the bumper, through that tie down point, across to the other end, then back up to the bow. And then when you tie the stern probably the best way is with a trucker's hitch. The coolest knot ever. Be careful though, you can break stuff with a trucker's hitch by tightening it too much. It's like using a pulley. |
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