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Big rocks or little rocks? Bruce is good but nothing is gonna hold well in
gravel.
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Any anchor advice for a Catalina 22 (displacement around 2300 lbs). I
'm at Lake Travis in Austin Texas and we have a very rocky bottom
here. The boat came with two danforths but they are possibly the worst
choice for this type of bottom. I have been looking at an #11 Bruce
anchor.
Any comments would be very welcome.

Thanks
Chris




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Lake Travis is in the Texas hill country which is mostly composed of
limestone and granite. We have everthing from of large boulders to
gravel to soft mud. There are places where the bottom is just flat rock
with large rocks strewn around (I don't expect to get a great hold
there). There are also places with large sized gravel and a few place
with mud but it never seems very deep.

Chris

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