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On Wed, 9 Jun 2004 20:14:12 -0500, "Sarge"
wrote: Someone wrote: "Nothing drives me crazy as fast as a knotted up rope when trying to get a anchor out before drifting away from the spot you want to be at." I use to complain about the same thing. I now carry 200 feet of anchor rope in my 19-foot bay boat since I fish areas with strong tides and large boat traffic and the depth is up to 40 feet deep in some areas.. I store my anchor rope on outdoor extension cord holders designed to hold 100 feet of outdoor extension cord. They store very easy in a small storage bin on my boat. I keep one hooked to the anchor and if I need more then 100 feet of anchor line, I hook the two lengths together with a shackle. Both anchor lines have spliced eyes on both ends. I attach a 5 foot chain to the anchor and join the chain to the rope with a shackle. Sarge So I ain't the only one with an extension cord reel holding my anchor rode. Cool. |