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    Chain also helps keep the anchor properly oriented.

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    I fish from a kayak so it is not the same but a lot of anchors have a ring at the top and the bottom. If you make the main attachment to the bottom of the anchor and then secure the chain at the top with a tie then when it gets stuck the tie will break and you can pull the anchor out backwards with the cleats folding as you pull.

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    I've had good luck with this knot.Anchor Hitch | How to tie the Anchor Hitch (Fisherman's Hitch) | Knots I wire the tag end to the mainline.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wolfhnd View Post
    I fish from a kayak so it is not the same but a lot of anchors have a ring at the top and the bottom. If you make the main attachment to the bottom of the anchor and then secure the chain at the top with a tie then when it gets stuck the tie will break and you can pull the anchor out backwards with the cleats folding as you pull.
    This is the way I do mushroom anchors. Attach the line to the bottom of the anchor, then tie it to the normal tie point with a piece of heavy monofilament. If the anchor snags, you can find a direction to pull that will break the monofilament and let the anchor flip over. Good chance it will come loose.
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