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<blockquote data-quote="nomowork" data-source="post: 308787" data-attributes="member: 6029"><p>For your fishing style, I think a couple of ten pound mushroom anchors would work great with just ropes. I use two ten pound mushrooms anchors with nylon ropes and just drop them straight down to help keep the boat in place as I don't use my tin in strong currents or howling winds. I rarely anchor in water more than 20-30 feet. I tried a Danforth style anchor with the sliding rings (I use that and heavy chain on my salt water boat) but it's too clumsy for the limited amount of space in the bow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nomowork, post: 308787, member: 6029"] For your fishing style, I think a couple of ten pound mushroom anchors would work great with just ropes. I use two ten pound mushrooms anchors with nylon ropes and just drop them straight down to help keep the boat in place as I don't use my tin in strong currents or howling winds. I rarely anchor in water more than 20-30 feet. I tried a Danforth style anchor with the sliding rings (I use that and heavy chain on my salt water boat) but it's too clumsy for the limited amount of space in the bow. [/QUOTE]
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