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    Quote Originally Posted by skeetbum View Post
    The knot I recently found and like a lot is called an anchor bend. I know a bunch of knots and like this one better than a bowline. Attaching the tail with a zip tie is smart business also. Look the knot up on YouTube.
    Today, I went fishing again and before I went, I tied the exact knot you mention above! I found it on youtube before I read any of these posts. It worked. Know what my anchor was? A 35 lb kettle bell. That you exercise with! It held that boat just fine and it was blowing hard for around here. I was actually surprised it held in that wind.

    I am determined to find my anchor! I bought it at Academy, I think. I think it was this...
    Marine Raider 16 lb. Coated River Anchor. Might be bigger, not sure.
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    seems like a terribly high amount of work to find an anchor to me .
    maybe rethink it and don't worry about it , life is short sir
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    Sometimes you just have to do something to prove to yourself that you can do it.
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    Sounds like someone is fixing to go for a swim. If you have a friend with a mask and snorkel they would be handy...On the other hand, some anchors aren't that expensive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ketchn View Post
    seems like a terribly high amount of work to find an anchor to me .
    maybe rethink it and don't worry about it , life is short sir
    Exactly, as has been said, stuff happens, and the more stuff you do, the more apt it is to happen.
    Only those who do nothing never make mistakes.

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    I went fishing with a friend once, and bought a new anchor for his boat. The only problem was l forgot to tie it to his boat then I threw it out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ranger R61 View Post
    Sometimes you just have to do something to prove to yourself that you can do it.
    Like eating at Arby's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Techno2000 View Post
    I went fishing with a friend once, and bought a new anchor for his boat. The only problem was l forgot to tie it to his boat then I threw it out.
    Well dont feel bad, your not the only one whoes ever done that either.
    I happen to know a guy ( very well in fact ) who did that with a brand new rock anchor and line with paying customers watching.
    Try explaining that while acting professional. lol
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    I was marking brush piles with the small Arkie bouys. I would see a brushpile and throw out a bouy. When I turned the boat around to troll back past the piles. No bouys to be found. It sure helps to unwrap the lead weight from the stem so they don't sink. Ha
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    Quote Originally Posted by DockShootinJack View Post
    I was marking brush piles with the small Arkie bouys. I would see a brushpile and throw out a bouy. When I turned the boat around to troll back past the piles. No bouys to be found. It sure helps to unwrap the lead weight from the stem so they don't sink. Ha
    LOL !! .... reminds me of a buddy of mine, throwing a cast net at Shad schools & forgetting to put his wrist in the loop at the end of the retrieval rope.

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