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Anchor bag

Post by AsLan7 »

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We had a great anchor bag for our secondary danforth/fluke anchor which we kept in the rear locker of our 262. It is made with a plastic mesh which is breathable and works very well.

Can highly recommend it although they are difficult to find now especially in this blue color.


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The second picture is a dry bag to store our primary anchor's rope in the bow locker keeping it from getting wet during rainstorms and cutting down on moisture in that locker.
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Re: Anchor bag

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Since our anchor lockers are quite small (I have a 232), I found that a 15lb folding grapnel fits in the space well. I use the grapnel most of the time, but keep a Fortress 7 in under the seat storage if I need real holding power.
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Good idea as I need to add a stern anchor.
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