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Anchor trolley use...on a small tinny
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<blockquote data-quote="wihil" data-source="post: 274729" data-attributes="member: 6487"><p>I use something like that "anchor trolley" on my boat when using a drift sock. There's a few times when I don't want the sock at the front or rear, so I put the anchor line between the bow/stern and use my anchor shock to attach the drift sock anywhere on the line.</p><p></p><p>I've always been under the impression that unless there's no current or the water is flat, all boats should be anchored with the bow into the direction of force (waves/wind/etc).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wihil, post: 274729, member: 6487"] I use something like that "anchor trolley" on my boat when using a drift sock. There's a few times when I don't want the sock at the front or rear, so I put the anchor line between the bow/stern and use my anchor shock to attach the drift sock anywhere on the line. I've always been under the impression that unless there's no current or the water is flat, all boats should be anchored with the bow into the direction of force (waves/wind/etc). [/QUOTE]
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