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Default Heavy anchor for canoe?

On 8 Nov 2006 09:21:35 -0800, "donquijote1954"
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BTW, do not abandon your boat. It drives the first responders crazy.
Thanks.


And a swamped boat without any sort of lights or flags can be a danger
to other craft.

I know but I may have seashore no more than a mile away and likely to
be a block away and swimming is always a good option before rescue.


Not generally recommended, but it's your life. You might want to take
a look and thought at what kind of shore and what you'll have to hike
/ wade through once you get to the shore before you find civilization,
too. If you're on the Inter Coastal Waterway, there should be
traffic along to help you out fairly soon, as opposed to swimming and
then hiking or wading.
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