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Stuck anchors
Lost a few that I couldn't get unstuck from the bottom.
Thinking of trying the breakaway setup i've heard about that will pull from the bottom end of the anchor. Any thoughts or suggestions on retrieving stuck anchors appreciated. |
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Do it. Takes practice, but isn’t hard. Try in some sandy bottom a few times to get the hang. Much easier, especially for bigger anchors and deep water. just don’t clear it off in the back as you don’t want to pull the transom down.... Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Clip on a poly ball and drive away from it. Will float it right to the top.
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Thanks.......Like this?
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On my old boat, which I built like you, a ClarkCraft 20' Mariner fish and ski that I had a slant 6 in. I use to use something like this to chunk bass in the rocks of cohasset that had lots of ledges.
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/chene-anchors Because I lost a couple that I couldn't get out. Also didn't spend allot of money on expensive anchors. Now will these cheap anchors hold in a good blow, probably not but when just using to fish an area it worked for me. |
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I have decided to go this route.. havent lost many but this looks like a better choice for me .. seeing its bendable
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Poly ball is a great option, and does save the back. Not 100% if flukes are dug into ledge crevice or a long trawl line of lobster traps. I carry three anchors on my 20'. Keep your eye out for marine items at yard sales. I have found at least three full set ups of anchor, chain, and rode this way for stupid short money....
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I appreciate all the feedback...... great thing about this forum is the collective wisdom...helps a lot because i've only been around boats for a couple of years.
Ross...I keep two anchors with me.... lost a fortress anchor that i paid too much for......ill scan the yard sales for sure. |
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