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#179798 - 01/01/03 05:32 PM Achor setups
fishmasterdan Offline
Fry

Registered: 01/27/02
Posts: 32
Loc: stanwood
I am wanting to put some kind of permanent anchor system on the bow of my boat. I surfed the web for hours looking for what I want but havent found it yet.
What do you use and if its cool may I ask for a link??
Thanks Dan


Forgot to add its for a 16' jet boat and on the rivers.

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#179799 - 01/01/03 05:43 PM Re: Achor setups
RiverLiver Offline
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Registered: 12/06/00
Posts: 341
Loc: Tacoma, WA,
Dan,

I bought my anchor set up at http://www.3riversmarine.com , and it is the best one I have ever owned or used. If you fish the Columbia at all, they have a Columbia style anchor that fits in the same bracket as the anchor can. You can also reach them at 1.877.661.1575
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#179800 - 01/02/03 02:08 PM Re: Achor setups
DaleD Offline
Juvenille at Sea

Registered: 12/05/01
Posts: 124
Loc: Washington
If you anchor in hard rocks (not just gravel) then I think you will also NEED this type of product:
http://www.ezmarine.com/page2.html

Call this guy at ezmarine and he has good info for you too. For Columbia River or Willamette River anchoring this type of anchoring system is a requirement.


If just gravel, like on the Skagit, then visit Holliday Market in Burlington and see their anchor "cannon" (anchor holder - fits on your boat - for convenience) that houses their "cylinder-with-feet-type" anchor that fits inside the anchor cannon.


We have BOTH of the setups I've mentioned, and have learned the hard way that we need both.

People DIE on the Columbia R. when they don't know how to anchor properly.....just ask the good folks at The Fishery (marina) below Bonneville...they've seen it happen too often.

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#179801 - 01/02/03 02:39 PM Re: Achor setups
BW Offline
Spawner

Registered: 04/04/00
Posts: 650
Loc: LAKEWOOD,WA,USA
I second the 3 rivers setup. They build them there also. Very well built unit.

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