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Marty wrote:
I just bought a canoe, an ultralight tandem model which I'll be using solo. I was wondering what I could use for an anchor; it would almost always be in shallow water with a soft bottom. Would a 1.5# anchor such as this do the job? Well I have a kayak I fish from (Hobie Out Back) I made my anchors from Vienna sausage cans, I bought a couple of eye bolts at the hardware store, stuck the bolts into the cans, and pour molten lead in, they weigh about 3 1/2 lbs, just awesome for holding my kayak even in a good wind. For my bass boat I did the same thing, but used beer cans http://www.boundarywaterscatalog.com...cfm/4,2645.htm Also, I'm curious as to what your limit is as to wind speed. I'm thinking maybe 10 mph or less, but just don't know. About right, anything more and your going to have a hard time going against the wind with just one person in the canoe Any comments, tips, recommendations, etc., would be welcomed. -- Rodney Long SpecTastic tackle company http://spectastictackle.com/ |
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Dang, Rodney......what size beers you folks got where you're from.......
![]() -- Sandy Joren Jesus, il creatore dei miracoli, la luce nella nerezza... "Rodney Long" wrote in message ... SNIP For my bass boat I did the same thing, but used beer cans |
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Sandy Joren wrote:
Dang, Rodney......what size beers you folks got where you're from....... ![]() A beer can full of lead weighs 10 lbs -- Rodney Long SpecTastic tackle company http://spectastictackle.com/ |
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