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www.bigbendsportsman.com/tips/anchoringtips.htm
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It is a horrible feeling to wake up at 3:00 am after spending the day on the water and finding a perfect anchoring spot, only to realize that the winds have picked up just a little bit and dragged your boat against another nearby boat, or worse, ... Home Boating Courses Boating Tips Safety Links Ship's Store Search...
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www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/anchor.htm
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Anchoring course :; Seabed - where to anchor; Anchors & anchor parts; Anchoring techniques; Mediterranean mooring; Anchoring tips & glossary;
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www.sailingissues.com/yachting-guide/anchoring-tips.htm...
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Anchoring is done for two principal reasons: first, to stop for fishing, swimming, lunch, or an overnight stay and secondly, to keep you from running aground in bad weather or as a result of engine failure. Anchoring can be a simple task if you follow these guidelines: ... 30 Secret Fishing Tips...
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If you are anchoring on a rising tide the you must allow enough rope/chain to ensure that you still have 6 times the depth when the tidal height reaches its maximum. Clearly you must also give consideration to how your vessel will lie in the prevailing wind and tide - and what will happen when it changes.
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www.annapolis.com/anchoringtips.php
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If you are anchoring on a rising tide the you must allow enough rope/chain to ensure that you still have 6 times the depth when the tidal height reaches its maximum. Clearly you must also give consideration to how ... Other Stories by Annapolis.com Staff; The Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner; Launching - Tips and Suggestions;
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ANCHORING TIPS by Jackie; May 2006; Most bareboats are equipped with a plow type anchor, which is a good choice for sandy bottom conditions. All the boats we have chartered have been equipped with chain. The rule of thumb is 5 feet of chain for each foot of water.
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Anchoring Tips; by ... This is no fun. Nobody wants to be involved in a boating accident, especially if it’s one that’s easy to avoid. There are a few rules of anchoring that could save your life (or at least your pride). Here are the basics:
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