Then I consider myself lucky.......... Russ
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No, some of us also get to contend with very dark slimy mud if you
dont spend the time to clean the anchor each time you raise it. The
Chesapeake Bay is known for its soft bottom and often absolutely black muck.
It gives good holding ground, knock on wood, I have NEVER dragged once I set
the anchor, but it can be messy. It is like anchoring in heavily used motor
oil. And it is hard to remove from anything it touches.
Joe McCary
Aeolus II
West River, MD
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On Behalf Of Russ Dearmore
Does that mean we all have that problem with the anchor locker and a wet rode
is just everyday life on the water?
Change your thinking, change your life. We are guided, we are guarded, we are
healed, we are blessed.....
