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I would like to know if this is a valid option to use a bow mounted
electric trolling motor to assist in anchoring single-handedly. I think I can lower the anchor single-handedly by simply letting the boat to drift while releasing anchor rope until the anchor set properly. But I have a feeling that I need some help when I need to raise the anchor single-handedly. I am wondering if a bow mounted trolling motor may help me to position the boat at the correct angle in order to pull the anchor loose. Then all the boat-positioning and anchor-pulling will be performed right at the bow, instead of going back and fro between the bow and the helm. If this really helps, I can add this as one of the justification to purchase a bow mounted electric trolling motor (in addition to use it for fishing and for backup). I appreciate if someone can share his experience in using a bow- mounted trolling motor to assist in anchoring. Thanks in advance. Jay Chan |
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