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Best Marine Kayak Anchor - Folding Anchor
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Related Best Kayak Anchor
Is this anchor compatible with an anchor trolley? Yes! I use mine with my trolley or in an eye bolt of the transom. I lock it closed and use it as a drag anchor for drifting.
I want to use it in a harbor near rocky jetty. Will it get stuck on big rocks? Yes, rock jetties catch everything. That said, tie the line to the other end of the anchor, then tie the top of the anchor to the line with 50 lb test line if the anchor gets stuck give it a good hard tug breaking the 50lb line, and pulling the anchor out backwards.
Where is this made? Yea, we need more products made in America.
How strong is the line and what kind of line is it? Its good for a river not sea water
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this anchor compatable with an anchor trolley?
Yes! I use mine with my trolley or in an eye bolt of the transom. I lock it closed and use it as a drag anchor for drifting.
i want to use it in a harbor near rocky jetty. will it get stuck on big rocks?
Yes, rock jetties catch everything. That said, tie the line to the other end of the anchor, then tie the top of the anchor to the line with 50 lb test line if the anchor gets stuck give it a good hard tug breaking the 50lb line, and pulling the anchor out backwards.
Where is this made?
Yea, we need more products made in America.
How strong is the line and what kind of line is it?
Its good for a river not sea water
