I'm certainly not an expert on this.  My experience has been that rather than 
trying to pick up the mooring from the bow, it is easier to pick it up from 
further back, closer to the shrouds.

Peter
s/v Now or Never!




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From: Jim Lynch <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 9:42:52 PM
Subject: [Liveaboard] Picking up mooring

I'm about to venture off into an area I'm not familiar with.  I'm going 
to single hand the boat down to mid-florida and probably have to pick up 
a mooring without benefit of a first mate.  I've done it before alone 
but that was with a much smaller boat a lot closer to the water and I 
was considerably quicker in my youth.  Any suggestions as to how to 
pickup a mooring from 4' above the water single handed?  I'm thinking 
about bringing the mooring along side with a long line from the bow, but 
it's tricky getting a knot in the line or a line through the loop and 
then getting back to the bow.  How does anyone do that?

Thanks,
Jim.
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