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Suitable for soft muddy and overgrown soils.
Use at least 3 to 4 times the depth of the anchor line under normal conditions, and 5 to 6 times with high waves and strong wind.
Make sure there is enough room to swing the boat in changing conditions.
Preferably choose an anchorage in the shelter. Do not lower the anchor until the boat is slowly reversing to avoid tangling the anchor line. The anchor can bury better if you reverse slowly.
Orient through a fixed point on the side or via a buoy, whether the anchor has caught and no longer scratches.
Mark your anchor line with a waterproof marker every 5 meters, so you know how much anchor line you have outstanding.
Always mount the anchor line at the bow, never at the rear of the boat. It is sometimes difficult to get a buried anchor loose again, by sailing over the anchor this is often much easier.
For fast-moving boats, always make sure that the anchor is properly secured in the boat, a loose anchor can cause a lot of damage to the hull. Always have a sharp knife within reach to ensure an anchor line is passed in an emergency. can cut.