Quick Release Anchor System
I have been using this set up for a few years now, and it comes in really handy when you hook into a large fish or get a nasty snag. You can drop your anchor and come back to the same spot to get it later or simply anchor back up to it. It works nicely with an anchor trolly and is cheap to make a few up.
Remington 2" x 11" Vinyl Dummy
Nite Ize - Figure 9 Carabiner
Nite Ize - S-biner
1.5lb Anchor
Weatherproof Rope
3x Large Velcro Straps
Directions:
1. Slip one end of the S-biner on to the vinyl dummy.
2. For the line that runs to the boat. - Tie the end of the anchor line (10’ - 15') to the end of the S-biner and run it to the top end of the dummy.
I placed a velcro strap at the top end to keep then line in position.
3. For the line to the anchor. - Tie directly to the same line at the bottom of the S-biner. Roll the anchor line aroud the bottom end of the dummy and secure it with a velcro strap. The amount of line is up to you (Just depends on the waters that you fish.) The other end of the line you tie to your anchor. Secure the line with velcro strip.
4. To use this set up I run the anchor line to the desired depth and use the velcro to keep the anchor line in position. Then run the line to boat through my anchor trolly, loop it a few times around the ring and the secure it in position with the Nite Ize figure 9 Carabiner.